Fenua fashion accessories

In Moorea and Polynesia, fashion accessories play an important role in local creations. They complement everyday outfits as well as those for special occasions, combining traditional inspirations, natural materials, and contemporary shapes. Designers offer a wide variety of pieces: Tahitian pearl necklaces and bracelets, mother-of-pearl or shell earrings, wooden, bone, or stone pendants, often mounted on braided cords. Natural seeds, plant fibers, and recycled elements are also used to create lightweight and durable accessories. Hair accessories are an integral part of this local craft. There are flower crowns, made from fresh or dried flowers, barrettes decorated with shells or pearls, and simple ornaments worn every day or during cultural events. Textile bags and accessories also play an important role, with printed fabric pouches, bags made from plant fibers such as pandanus or nī'au, and scarves or fabrics inspired by the pareo. These pieces are often produced in small batches or as one-of-a-kind items. The fenua's fashion and accessory boutiques showcase these local creations. They allow you to discover original pieces, adapted to the island's climate and customs, while supporting the work of artisans and designers. In Moorea, fashion accessories reflect a simple, functional style of dress that is deeply rooted in the territory.