'Vonu' is the Fijian word for turtle.  This hand-painted turtle bookmark, made from traditional Fijian barkcloth or 'masi' comes in 5 colours. 

Fijian ‘masi’ is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Masi bookmark is mounted on black card, which can be gently removed from backing when ready to use.

Loofahs are a great natural product to use for skin brushing. You can use it to dry-brush your skin before a bath or shower, which stimulates your lymph system and aids lymphatic drainage.

It helps to get the blood flowing to bring oxygen to your cells and remove toxins - perfect for when you've been sitting still for a while and need to stimulate your system!

Alternatively, you can use it damp in the bath/shower if you prefer, to exfoliate dry skin and get to those hard-to-reach areas such as your back.

When used regularly, it can be an effective anti-cellulite treatment, but skin should be dry-brushed at least 3 times a week to start seeing results.

What is a Loofah?

Loofah is a plant in the cucumber family. It is a vine with lovely beautiful yellow flowers that is very much loved by bees. A loofah sponge’s coarse texture helps with skin polishing. A fully developed fruit is very fibrous and is used as a natural body sponge.

The plant grows at the SeaStarz Naturals home in the Fiji Islands. All Loofahs are hand-picked, hand-cleaned and washed and dried under the Fijian sky in the warm sunshine.

How to use

Loofah is a great natural tool to work on cellulite areas: dry brush with loofah (upward movements toward the heart) vigorously daily and finish with hot and cold shower.

“Sere Kali” refers to mythical poems or chants, often performed by traditional Fijian dancers. These sacred songs are passed from generation to generation by the “Dau Ni Vucu”, or meke dance teachers, who, through song and dance, have kept tribal legends alive to this day. This is one in a set of barkcloth paintings depicting this vibrant form of story-telling unique to Fijian culture.

Fijian ‘masi’, also called barkcloth, is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Maria Rova lives in Nadi, Fiji. Her artwork is inspired by the wildlife, culture, and scenery of the Pacific, especially that of the remote island of Taveuni to the north of the Fiji group, which is home to her husband’s traditional clan. Sustained by forest and reef, Taveuni villagers still follow many of the ancient cultural practices that give Fijian people their unique identity. The artist wishes to acknowledge gratefully the impact that her Fijian family has had on her work. 

Fiji White Chocolate with Masala and Cinnamon

Fiji Luxury White Chocolate bar with subtle Chai spices of Masala and local Cinnamon. Hand crafted with love by Fijiana Cacao with pure Cocoa Butter, Fiji sugar and natural vanilla. Tasted and selected by My Fiji Store, we believe Fijiana Cacao to be Fiji's premium chocolate company. This white chocolate bar is a favourite with our regular customers.

This Island Chai White Chocolate bar has notes of subtle spices found in the ethnic cultural experience of the Fiji Islands.

Island Chai spices are Masala and Cinnamon.

The Fijiana Cacao Story

In 1883, the Royal Botanical Garden of England shipped its very first consignment of Trinidad cacao seeds to the South Seas. Since then, cacao has grown wild in Fiji's remote rainforests. Today, our local farmers are organically growing premium cacao, which we turn into pure, single origin dark chocolate at our island factory. Dedicated to Farmers and eco-friendly practices.

Each bar is lovingly handcrafted before it takes its final journey to you.

These earrings are made from Fiji Mother Of Pearl shell that has been ground, cut, shaped and polished to give the perfect shape of a full moon. The Mother of Pearl shells are sourced by Rako Pasefika from the North of Fiji. The earrings are finished with sterling silver hoops. They are packaged in a hand-made masi pouch, made out of the inner bark of the paper Mulberry tree. Masi (or Tapa) is a famous Fijian cloth that is beautiful and natural, and complements the MOP shells. A beautiful Fijian treasure, Mother of Pearl earrings coupled with a Masi pouch, ideal as a gift.

Rako Pasefika have carefully designed each piece so that the natural Fijian materials used have no customs restrictions. Each piece of Mother of Pearl shell has been carefully processed - this means it has been sanded, oiled and polished.

The only materials that have customs restrictions are feathers, Clam Shell, Red Vaivai seeds and any other seeds. That's why none of the Rako jewellery range contains these items. These are truly special, hand-made pieces that are unique to Fiji and Rako's Rotuman roots.

Customised Fiji Gift Hamper with delivery in Fiji.

We create gift hampers with custom items upon request. The hamper featured here is a deluxe hamper delivered in Suva as a corporate gift. We have different size gift hampers, gift boxes and gift baskets available.

This Gift Hamper contains:

• 10 Fijiana Cacao Chocolate bars:
  • 4* 48% Milk Chocolate
  • 3* Toasted Island Coconut Milk Chocolate
  • 3* Christmas Island SeaSalt Nib Milk Chocolate
• 12 Walnut Brownies
• 12 Mince Pies (available at Christmas only, substitute items available year-round)
• 46 Cookies - 18 choc chip, 18 cinnamon, 10 jam drop
• 12 Macaroons in gift boxes (2 boxes of 6)
• 12 Mini-Muffins Chocolate chip

Gift Hampers are customised to suit your budget and the type of gifts you'd like to send - food, treats, beauty products, whatever you'd like. If it's available in Fiji we can create a beautiful hamper and ship worldwide. Contact us for more information.

This hamper contains fresh baked items which are made to order. A few days notice are needed to arrange with the bakery. We work with all local companies so let us know if there's a bakery or item you prefer (e.g. wine, Pantry Items etc.).

Baby Jellyfish & Active Neurons Print Collage Cover up

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by Fiji's Ocean, Land and Mind. It features baby Fiji Jellyfish and active neurons. A beautiful and vibrant cover up that can be worn to the beach or in hot climates for sun protection. The print is designed and hand-drawn by Sonam Sapra so it's one of a kind. Sonam creates unique collections inspired by her beautiful Fiji home.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Beach Coverup is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

Fiji Islander Cushion Cover

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by Fiji's beautiful landscape. It features a gold leaf design with the text 'Fiji Islander' on the front.

Made from luxurious, thick material in shades of purple and blue, this cushion cover has gold printed detailing on the front with the leaves and text. Hidden zip at the back. A sumptuous cushion cover that will bring a touch of Fiji glamour to your home or yacht.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Cushion cover is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

The Bulaccino Pineapple T-shirt is designed exclusively by Bulaccino, made in Fiji.

This t-shirt design features the Bulaccino logo and a Fiji pineapple, which Bulaccino Cafés use in their fresh fruit juices, smoothies, pastries and desserts. You'll find Bulaccino's signature 'Bilo' coffee cup on the back of the t-shirt.

Comfortable 100% cotton t-shirts with vibrant designs. The perfect souvenir, gift or wardrobe staple for island-loving fans of Bulaccino Cafés in Fiji.

Find out more about the Organic Farm, delicious coffee, cakes, fresh fruit juices, food and drinks available at Bulaccino Cafés throughout Fiji on the Bulaccino website.

Kata Fiji Bongo Chilli Sauce, Fiji's finest chilli sauce made from fresh Bongo chillies. The Hot Sauce that supports Fijian Farmers.

Made with ethically sourced, locally grown Bongo Chillies. Perfectly balanced to enhance every dish.

Fiji Bongo Chillies are famous not only for their fiery heat (up to 350,000 Scoville units) but also for their unique taste. Now the world can experience what Fijians have known forever.

Four great reasons you should try Kata Fiji Bongo Chilli Sauce:

1 - Support Fijian farmers

2 - All natural. No artificial colours, no artificial flavours, no artificial preservatives and no added sugar

3 - Made with 3 clean and simple ingredients

4 - Does not overpower the taste of food

Fiji Bongo Chilli Sauce has an initial punch but does not keep blowing your head off. It compliments food without overpowering the taste. Amazing locally made sauce with no preservatives, additives or sugar. Get a bit of healthy spice in your life, all the way from the pristine Fiji Islands!

The Mangrove People Illustrated Children's Book

Fiji Children's book, written and illustrated by Sharon Light. The 5th book in the series. The Mangrove people must find a new home as humans are destroying their mangrove forests. An adventure but dangerous journey for these little mangrove creatures.

Many people think of the mangrove as a swampy, smelly place but it is very important and lots of creatures live there.

Crabs, fish, prawns and shellfish shelter in the roots and various birds, insects and orchids dwell in the upper branches.

It is in the mangrove that baby fish live protected by the roots until they become adults and are able to swim out into the big sea.

This is a story of one little group of mangrove dwellers.

About Sharon Light

Sharon has spent the last 15 years painting apparel, since mid 2003 she has concentrated on paintings. Keen on fishing and diving, currently holding the World Record (women) for great barracuda. Sharon Light is a descendant of a settler family that arrived in Fiji in 1869 to grow cotton in Ra.

Fiji inspired Greeting card - Birds of Paradise flowers by Sigavou Studios.

Say it the Fijian way, with beautiful greeting cards featuring art by award-winning Fiji artist Maria Rova. Cards are printed on quality white card, with blank interior for your personal message. Front measures 5 x 7 inches; white envelope supplied.

Inpsired by Fiji's natural beauty, this hand-blown glass necklace is made from recycled glass by Hot Glass Fiji. A wonderful way to reuse glass and create new pieces.

The Rainforest necklace reflects the lush green interior of Fiji. The white and green crystals combine to create a beautiful and unique pendant that sparkles in the light. Attached to a brown adjustable cord, allowing the necklace length to be made longer or shorter.

The pendant is made from recycled glass which is broken up and fused together in a top-loading kiln. The pendant is then smoothed and the adjustable cord attached. 

A beautiful, hand-blown necklace which brings you a taste of the Fiji islands!

'Ika' is the Fijian word for fish.  This hand-painted two-fish bookmark, made from traditional Fijian barkcloth or 'masi' comes in 5 colours. 

Fijian ‘masi’ is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Masi bookmark is mounted on black card, which can be gently removed from backing when ready to use.

This is one of Epi's favourite pieces. He loves going to Wailoaloa beach in Nadi, to watch the sunset. This piece came into being almost on its own "it just came out of my fingers, onto the brush and onto the canvas". 

It's a beautiful Fijian sunset, how Epi wishes it would look in his village. Epi is from the eastern side of Viti Levu, from Veidrala village in the Ra province. Epi says "I wish it would look like this in my village. The village is right on the beach; i wish that one day the sun would set in the East just so that i could see the sunset in my village like it is in this painting." 

The Patchwork bag range was designed for those who love colour. Designed by the talented 17 year old Anika Taylor of RagBags Fiji in Suva, this bag has been lovingly crafted from materials that would have otherwise been wasted. Each piece in the RagBags Fiji range is unique, with no two the same. Every bag is made from recycled materials, meaning it is an environmentally friendly product. 

This Patchwork bag combines subtle tones of yellow and gold, as well as a floral fabric, giving it a sunshine feel. 

Anika's sense of style means that each unique bag she creates has character and looks beautiful. Not only are the bags one of a kind items, they have a durable lining which means the bags are made to last. 

Island Coffee White Chocolate

Luxury White Chocolate bar made from pure Cocoa Butter - harvested and handcrafted in Fiji. This Island Coffee White Chocolate bar has notes of pure medium roasted coffee with caramel milk. Coffee beans are roasted in Denarau Island by Lulu Coffee.

The Fijiana Cacao Story

In 1883, the Royal Botanical Garden of England shipped its very first consignment of Trinidad cacao seeds to the South Seas. Since then, cacao has grown wild in Fiji's remote rainforests. Today, our local farmers are organically growing premium cacao, which we turn into pure, single origin dark chocolate at our island factory. Dedicated to Farmers and eco-friendly practices.

Each bar is lovingly handcrafted before it takes its final journey to you.

Blue Plankton & Dried Leaf Beach Cover up

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by the Ocean, Land and Mind. It features Bioluminescent Plankton & Dried Leaves Print Collage.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Coverup is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

Republic of Fiji Pineapple Cushion Cover

This hand-drawn Pineapple cushion cover print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by Fiji's beautiful landscape. It features a pineapple with the text 'Republic of Fiji' on the front.

Made from luxurious, thick material in shades of dark red, this cushion cover has gold printed detailing on the front with the Fiji pineapple and text. Hidden zip at the back. A sumptuous cushion cover that will bring a touch of Fiji luxury to your home or yacht.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Cushion cover is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

We have our own bee hives on the Bulaccino Organic Farm and produce delicious, raw Fiji-made honey. We have traditional bee hives and flow bee hives, spread across our 30 acre organic farm in Nadi.

Our Bees love tending to our crops. They make our fruits sweeter and our veggies taste better. They work so hard to keep our farm going and make delicious organic honey full of goodness. We have lots of beautiful plants on the Bulaccino Organic farm especially for our bees. We also grow fruit, vegetables, herbs and have free range chickens, ducks and sheep on the farm.

Some interesting facts about pure organic honey are that it soothes coughs, boosts your memory, can be used to treat open wounds, can relieve seasonal allergies, it kills antibiotic-resistant bacteria, cleans your skin if applied (pimples and acne), it is great workout fuel, resolves scalp problems and dandruff, it is an instant relief for sunburn and it even helps metabolise alcohol!!

The Bulaccino Pineapple Vest top is designed exclusively by Bulaccino, made in Fiji.

This vest design features the Bulaccino logo and a Fiji pineapple, which Bulaccino Cafés use in their fresh fruit juices, smoothies, pastries and desserts. You'll find Bulaccino's signature 'Bilo' coffee cup on the back of the vest.

Comfortable 100% cotton t-shirts and vests with vibrant designs. The perfect souvenir, gift or wardrobe staple for island-loving fans of Bulaccino Cafés in Fiji.

Find out more about the Organic Farm, delicious coffee, cakes, fresh fruit juices, food and drinks available at Bulaccino Cafés throughout Fiji on the Bulaccino website.

When 10-year-old Zia hears her aunt call her ‘kaluti’ and stops her cousin Rani from playing with her outside, she is confused. What did the word ‘kaluti’ mean and what did it have to do with her? Was she no longer good enough to play with Rani because of it?

Worried but determined, she sets off on a mission to find out. Join Zia as she stands up to her bully, discovers what makes her ‘enough’ in this world, and falls in love with the skin she’s in.

Read pages of the book by scrolling through the images.

What is Kaluti about?

Kaluti is a derogatory term used by Fiji-Indians to describe dark-skinned people. It’s derived from the Hindi word kala, meaning black, and is commonly used among South Asian populations around the world, even in the diaspora. Fiji, despite being in the Pacific, is no exception. As colourism is a common form of discrimination faced by millions of brown and black people (especially women and girls) around the world, what Zia experiences in this story, is sadly not unique. But what is unique is how she (and her parents) handle the bullying.

“Zia’s aunt is the bully in this story and this was a deliberate choice on my part. Most of the time it’s the violence – emotional in this case – and the discrimination in the home that we don’t know how to address. It’s difficult to deal with family members. But I wanted to show how it could possibly be addressed constructively…in ways that ensures the child comes to no harm, and adults check their attitude and behaviour. I know readers will relate to Zia and identify with her challenges and her joy. She’s full of life and curiosity. When made to feel like an ‘other’, she tries to make sense of things…even goes on a journey of self-discovery to understand why she is important, why she is enough – it’s not something we want children to be forced to deal with at this age, but I think it’s important our stories reflect reality,” says author Shazia Usman.

“We don’t really have stories that reflect the lives of brown girls, of Indo-Fijian girls, and I want Kaluti to do that. This is the kind of story I would have loved to have read growing up. We need more stories that represent us and are told by us.”

Dilo Oil, also known as Tamanu Oil, has long been used in the Pacific to soothe and hydrate skin, it’s great for after-sun repair.

Dilo Oil Serum is suitable for all skin types, particularly those with acne, scars, and signs of aging. Golden Fiji’s Dilo Oil Serum is purely cold pressed from the Dilo tree, which can only be found along the coasts of the archipelago of Fiji and around the ocean. Dilo has a unique fatty acid (Calophyllic Acid) that can ONLY be found in Dilo Oil which is an anti-inflammatory & antibacterial fatty acid that enhances the skin’s own repair mechanism.

Dilo Miracles:

• Helps repair and minimise acne scars

• Rejuvenates Skin Cells

• Helps with Eczema

• Heals Sunburns

• Helps Pigmentations on the skin

• Helps Wounds

• Moisturises dry skin

About Golden Fiji

Golden Fiji’s Dilo Oil Serum was created to help repair and minimize acne scars. Dilo Oil has long been used in the Pacific to soothe and hydrate skin, it’s great for after-sun repair. Whether it be from the archipelago of Fiji, pristine waters of Vanuatu, the shores of Australia or the natural beauty of Papua New Guinea, Golden Fiji have created a luxurious skincare range using natural ingredients from all around the Pacific just for you.

Fiji inspired greeting card - The Sleeping Giant mountain range in Nadi by Sigavou Studios.

Say it the Fijian way, with beautiful greeting cards featuring art by award-winning Fiji artist Maria Rova. Cards are printed on quality white card, with blank interior for your personal message. Front measures 5 x 7 inches; white envelope supplied.

Frangipani is a flower indigenous to Fiji. This hand-painted Frangipani bookmark, made from traditional Fijian barkcloth or 'masi' comes in 5 colours. 

Fijian ‘masi’ is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Masi bookmark is mounted on black card, which can be gently removed from backing when ready to use.

Elegant natural necklace made out of Fijian Coconut shell

This elegant necklace is hand-made by Rako Pasefika out of Fijian coconut shell sourced from the island of Rotuma. Using naturally abundant Coconuts, each mini-button is individually shaped out of coconut shell to just the right size, before being drilled to create the perfect incision. The coconut buttons are strung together using cotton fiber chord which is hand-woven.

Each of the 30 buttons is just over 1cm in diameter, with each piece being woven together to form the intricate design. There are three rows of coconuts with 5cm of chord either side before the coconut section starts. This is a delicate piece which sits close to the neck, similar to a choker necklace.

Customs-friendly jewellery

Rako Pasefika have carefully designed their stunning pieces to ensure that the natural materials used have no customs restrictions. Each Coconut shell has been carefully sanded, oiled and polished, meaning it has been processed and poses no customs threat.

The Heliconia flower is part of the ginger family and gets its name from the Greek work Helikonios. Also known as  Lobster claws, wild plantains and false Bird of Paradise. 

If you take a ride along Viti Levu’s eastern side along the Kings Road, from Rakiraki down that corridor, Tailevu towards Suva; that is one of the greenest places in Viti Levu. The eastern side is very lustrous and has beautiful scenery and vegetation. If you sit by the window on a journey along this corridor, you will never miss seeing this flower, it grows everywhere. 

If you try to get a bouquet from a florist it will cost you handsomely, but if you take a trip down the Kings Road you can stop by anywhere and pick your own, growing wild. 

Epi said "I wanted to capture one of the many beautiful flowers growing around Fiji. I love this flower because of its beautiful colours, orange to red, how the colours blend. The tonal expression you can create. Some ginger flowers are orange all throughout, many are just red. Look at the bottom part and how it changes colour towards the upper edge, it changes from darkness to light in the Heliconia.

Notice how the petals are connected, along the middle spine. One branching to the left, the other to the right, it goes right up to the very top of the flower, connected in the centre. Every bunch of flower, the shading is done, the bottom is dark to the upper edge." 

Each piece of this bracelet is individually created, rolled or flattened, one at a time. The pieces are baked in the kiln at over 1000 degrees Celsius for 8-10 hours, then left to cool for a day or two. Once cooled, the clay pieces are varnished and assembled using an elastic string, which means that one size will fit everyone.

There are no chemicals used in the clay, just water mixed in with the clay which is sourced from thre places in Fiji. Black clay from Wailoku in Suva, red clay from Momi in Sigatoka and white clay from Nabou Pine Forest just past Nadi.

The three types of clay are used to create a superior clay which is hard and resistant to wear and tear. You can be sure that your clay charm bracelet, made out of 3 kinds of clay from Fiji, will last and look beautiful. 

Noni Milk Chocolate

Luxury Milk Chocolate bar made from organically grown premium cacao beans - harvested and handcrafted in Fiji. This Noni Pure Milk Chocolate has 55% cocoa solids and a fresh Noni fruit taste. All ingredients including the organic Noni Powder are sourced from Fiji.

The Fijiana Cacao Story

In 1883, the Royal Botanical Garden of England shipped its very first consignment of Trinidad cacao seeds to the South Seas. Since then, cacao has grown wild in Fiji's remote rainforests. Today, our local farmers are organically growing premium cacao, which we turn into pure, single origin dark chocolate at our island factory. Dedicated to Farmers and eco-friendly practices.

Each bar is lovingly handcrafted before it takes its final journey to you.

My Ocean Home Fiji is a beautiful children's book that tells the story of Tui and his Fijian friends, who explore the magical world under the sea.

Stunning illustrations by award-winning Artist Penelope Casey perfectly capture the wonder and vibrancy of Fiji.

This book will fast become your child's favourite story, beautifully told with stunning artwork, incorporating the Fijian names for each ocean friend they meet on their adventure.

Starfish, Manta Rays, Turtles, Octopus and Jellyfish are just a few of the colourful characters your child will get to know.

From start to finish, My Ocean Home Fiji shows the wonder of the Ocean and the animals who live there, ending on a lovely note of protecting the ocean home for the next visit.

The inside back cover shows more beautiful pictures of the characters in the story, with a description of each one so that your child can learn all about them.

This is a truly special children's book that will captivate all who read it - adults and children!

About Tui's Gang

Tui's Gang is a captivating and vibrant Fijian children’s brand that creates engaging and creative products through the colourful illustrations by acclaimed artist Penelope Casey.

Launching successfully with an initial focus on children’s picture books, Tui's Gang plans to continue creating picture books, along with educational resources such as flash cards and in the future other merchandise.

Tui's Gang aims to develop learning for children not only in Fiji but globally, by sharing the colours, words, sights and sounds from typically Fijian childhoods.

We aim to be well recognised and at the forefront of the Multicultural children’s books and resources genre internationally. Our goal is steady growth and consistent profitability, while still maintaining our childlike sense of fun underpinning the brand.

Purple Coral Beach Cover Up

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by the Ocean, Land and Mind. It features Purple Coral Print Collage.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Coverup is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

Republic of Fiji Bird Cushion Cover

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by Fiji's beautiful landscape. It features two birds with the text 'Republic of Fiji' on the front.

Made from luxurious, thick material in shades of dark red, this cushion cover has gold printed detailing on the front with the birds and text. Hidden zip at the back. A sumptuous cushion cover that will bring a touch of Fiji glamour to your home or yacht.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Cushion cover is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

Lavender Orchid & White Lily Hair Clip

This elegant hair clip is handmade in Fiji by Pawpaw Patch. Featuring a lavender orchid and white lily, it's a great hair accessory for any occasion. Made from silk flowers.

We have several colour options available in this style, please contact us if you'd like the hair clip customised. We can make to order based on your colour scheme.

Flower hair clips are popular as wedding accessories for Brides, Bridesmaids and flower girls. We also do buttonhole flowers upon request to match your theme. Everyone in your wedding party can be catered for :)

About Pawpaw Patch

Pawpaw Patch is a small, home based business specialising in tropical styled hairclips and head leis. It is owned and operated by Michelle, who in late 2015 began making hairclips for herself and family members as she was unable to source beautiful, tropical looking hairclips locally.

Pawpaw Patch hairclips and headleis have become increasingly popular with both the young and older women of Fiji and those with island ties living abroad.

We're happy to work with Michelle to make these wonderful, island inspired accessories available to buy online at My Fiji Store.

The Bulaccino Tapa T-shirt is designed exclusively by Bulaccino, made in Fiji.

This t-shirt design features the Bulaccino logo, Tapa strip and Bulaccino Coffee Bilos (cups) which are formed out of coconut shells.  You'll find Bulaccino's signature 'Bilo' coffee cup on the back of the t-shirt.

Comfortable 100% cotton t-shirt with a vibrant Fijian design. The Tapa t-shirt is the perfect souvenir, gift or wardrobe staple for island-loving fans of Bulaccino.

Find out more about the Organic Farm, delicious coffee, cakes, fresh fruit juices, food and drinks available at Bulaccino Cafés throughout Fiji on the Bulaccino website.

Dilo Up Sunblock is a natural, reef-safe mineral based sunblock made in Fiji using healing Dilo Oil - also known as Tamanu Oil.

The sunblock is entirely natural and is safe for coral reefs and marine life.

Dilo Oil already has a high natural SPF value (18-22) which makes this oil great for making sunscreen. Virgin Coconut Oil and Tea Tree Essential Oil are also used in the formula.

Dilo Up sunblock provides a broad spectrum physical barrier against harmful UVA/UVB and even UVC sun rays. The sunblock uses non-nano particulate zinc oxide that is safe on skin and titanium dioxide.

Formulated with natural beeswax, Dilo Up sunblock is water resistant and sweat proof for up to 60 minutes.

Dilo Oil contains essential fatty acids to help regenerate skin cells and smooth fine lines. Dilo oil, more commonly called Tamanu oil in English, comes from the seeds of the plant Calophyllum inophyllum which is native to the Pacific, Asia and tropical regions of Africa.

Designed by the talented 17 year old Anika Taylor of RagBags Fiji in Suva, this bag has been lovingly crafted from materials that would have otherwise been wasted. Each piece in the RagBags Fiji range is unique - every bag is made from recycled materials creating a one-of-a-kind handbag that no-one else will have. 

This Patchwork bag combines many colours and prints, creating a vibrant bag that is big enough to carry all your essentials. The Patchwork bag was designed for those who love colour. 

Anika's sense of style means that each unique bag she creates has character and looks beautiful. Not only are the bags one of a kind items, they have a durable lining which means the bags are made to last. 

This hand-painted bookmark, showing a Fijian beach at sunset, is made from traditional Fijian barkcloth or 'masi' and comes in 4 colours. 

Fijian ‘masi’ is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Masi bookmark is mounted on black card, which can be gently removed from backing when ready to use.

Water-based paint applied using sponging technique similar to that used by traditional Fijian masi-kesa artists, with details drawn in pigment pen. This design was inspired by the eye-catching fairy basslets that inhabit Fiji’s coral reefs. They are amongst the most colorful of tropical fish, living in large, loose schools along drop-offs and coral outcrops.

renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Maria Rova lives in Nadi, Fiji. Her artwork is inspired by the wildlife, culture, and scenery of the Pacific, especially that of the remote island of Taveuni to the north of the Fiji group, which is home to her husband’s traditional clan. Sustained by forest and reef, Taveuni villagers still follow many of the ancient cultural practices that give Fijian people their unique identity. The artist wishes to acknowledge gratefully the impact that her Fijian family has had on her work. 

This tea-light candle holder was inspired by Tai of Vanua Clay’s many freediving trips in Lau, Fiji.

This fish is called the Cumu, found close to the coral reef. The Cumu has a very strong head; when its mouth opens the whole body swells.

The Cumu was chosen for the tea-light holder because of it’s shape, which allows a tea-light candle to be placed inside its mouth.

The tea light holder creates a stunning feature for any room; a piece of Fijian marine life to brighten up your home!

72% Fiji Dark Chocolate

Dark Chocolate bar made from organically grown premium cacao beans - harvested and handcrafted in Fiji. This 72% Cacao chocolate bar has complex notes of nuts, honey and orchard.

The Fijiana Cacao Story

In 1883, the Royal Botanical Garden of England shipped its very first consignment of Trinidad cacao seeds to the South Seas. Since then, cacao has grown wild in Fiji's remote rainforests. Today, our local farmers are organically growing premium cacao, which we turn into pure, single origin dark chocolate at our island factory. Dedicated to Farmers and eco-friendly practices.

Each bar is lovingly handcrafted before it takes its final journey to you.

EMS tracking to Australia for returned parcel

Blue Coral Beach Cover up

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by the Ocean, Land and Mind. It features Blue Coral Print Collage.

This unique and exotic Fiji inspired Custom Printed Coverup is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

Taku and the Plastic Bag Children's Book

This lovely Fiji Children's Book is written and illustrated by Sharon Light. The second of the Fiji Reef People stories tells the tale of Taku the turtle. He has a very dangerous encounter with a plastic bag. Can his many fishy friends save this friendly little turtle?

About Sharon Light

Sharon has spent the last 15 years painting apparel, since mid 2003 she has concentrated on paintings. Keen on fishing and diving, currently holding the World Record (women) for great barracuda. Sharon Light is a descendant of a settler family that arrived in Fiji in 1869 to grow cotton in Ra.

The Bulaccino Palm Tree Vest top is designed exclusively by Bulaccino, made in Fiji.

This vest design features the Bulaccino logo and a Fiji Palm Tree, which can be seen all around Fiji. You'll find Bulaccino's signature 'Bilo' coffee cup on the back of the vest.

Comfortable 100% cotton t-shirts and vests with vibrant designs. The perfect souvenir, gift or wardrobe staple for island-loving fans of Bulaccino Cafés in Fiji.

Find out more about the Organic Farm, delicious coffee, cakes, fresh fruit juices, food and drinks available at Bulaccino Cafés throughout Fiji on the Bulaccino website.

Fiji inspired greeting card - Fijian Canoe at Sea - Journey of the Vaka by Sigavou Studios.

Say it the Fijian way, with beautiful greeting cards featuring art by award-winning Fiji artist Maria Rova. Cards are printed on quality white card, with blank interior for your personal message. Front measures 5 x 7 inches; white envelope supplied.

The Seascape necklace reflects the beauty of Fiji's Pacific Ocean - that sparkling blue that is simply breath-taking.

The pendant is made from recycled glass which is broken up and fused together in a top-loading kiln. The pendant is then smoothed and the adjustable cord attached. 

A beautiful, hand-blown necklace which brings you a taste of the Fiji islands!

Tall palms bend as the night wind tosses their branches, their long fronds whipping and rustling like cascades of silver ribbons. Light of the new moon catches on the waves as they swell and recede in endless rhythm: the breathing of mother nature. Overhead, millions of stars pinpoint the darkness, adding their magic to the night on the beach that inspired this painting.

Fijian ‘masi’, also called barkcloth, is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Maria Rova lives in Nadi, Fiji. Her artwork is inspired by the wildlife, culture, and scenery of the Pacific, especially that of the remote island of Taveuni to the north of the Fiji group, which is home to her husband’s traditional clan. Sustained by forest and reef, Taveuni villagers still follow many of the ancient cultural practices that give Fijian people their unique identity. The artist wishes to acknowledge gratefully the impact that her Fijian family has had on her work. 

This soap holder is based on the purple frangipani which is shaped like a star. It’s slightly smaller than the other soap holders, giving it a more elegant look and feel, like the flower.

The drainage hole in the centre means it’s ideal for keeping your soap dry and looking beautiful. 

Fiji 100% Dark Chocolate

Luxury Fiji Dark Chocolate bar with 100% cocoa solids - no dairy or sugar. Rich smooth taste from hand crafted single-origin Fiji Cocoa beans roasted to perfection by Fijiana Cacao. A deliciously pure 100% bar.

Only the best cacao beans are selected for the 100% bar. All cocoa beans are grown in Fiji by local farmers.

This 100% Cacao chocolate bar has a delicious, rich taste without the bitterness you can find in other 100% chocolate bars. With no sugar, dairy or other ingredients it's all about the delicious taste of Fiji-grown cocoa beans. 

The Fijiana Cacao Story

In 1883, the Royal Botanical Garden of England shipped its very first consignment of Trinidad cacao seeds to the South Seas. Since then, cacao has grown wild in Fiji's remote rainforests. Today, our local farmers are organically growing premium cacao, which we turn into pure, single origin dark chocolate at our island factory. Dedicated to Farmers and eco-friendly practices.

Each bar is lovingly handcrafted before it takes its final journey to you. 

Children's Tropical Summer Dress

This hand-drawn print by Sonam Sapra was inspired by the tropical colours and scenes of Fiji. It features flowers, leaves and birds, all part of Fij's beautiful scenery.

Light, bright and beautiful to wear, this stunning tropical summer dress is a favourite for children's warm weather wear. Children will love wearing this vibrant piece of clothing - full of Fiji sunshine!

This unique Fiji inspired custom printed children's dress is 100% Fijian Designed and Made.

Off-white Orchid, Lily & Tapa Hair Clip

This off-white hair clip with Tapa accent is handmade in Fiji by Pawpaw Patch. Featuring an off-white orchid and lilly, it's a great hair accessory for any occasion. Made from silk flowers.

We have several colour options available in this style, please contact us if you'd like the hair clip customised. We can make to order based on your colour scheme.

Flower hair clips are popular as wedding accessories for Brides, Bridesmaids and flower girls. We also do buttonhole flowers upon request to match your theme.

About Pawpaw Patch

Pawpaw Patch is a small, home based business specialising in tropical styled hairclips and head leis. It is owned and operated by Michelle, who in late 2015 began making hairclips for herself and family members as she was unable to source beautiful, tropical looking hairclips locally.

Pawpaw Patch hairclips and headleis have become increasingly popular with both the young and older women of Fiji and those with island ties living abroad.

We're happy to work with Michelle to make these wonderful, island inspired accessories available to buy online at My Fiji Store.

All Natural Mosquito Repellent Oil

Want to protect against mosquito and insect bites but with none of the nasty chemicals? This handcrafted body oil is comletely natural, made in Fiji with skin-friendly essential oils and Jojoba and Grapeseed oil.  Citronella, Tea Tree Oil, Lemongrass and other essential oils not only repel mosquitos, they have a lovely, elegant aroma which will keep you smelling lovely whilst protecting you. The natural repellent oil comes in a roll-on glass bottle, which fits easily into small bags. 

This is a natural product with no chemicals or preservatives, therefore it needs to be reapplied every few hours to protect against insect bites. Completely safe and skin-friendly. 

Handmade in Fiji by SeaStarz Naturals. An aromatic custom blend of 10 essential oils infused into carrier oils of Jojoba and Grapeseed. These lovely, light-weight carrier oils help moisturise and soften the skin and offer anti-inflammatory properties without a heavy oily feel.

Active ingredients of this repellent are 10 essential oils carefully blended together: Lemongrass, Citronella, Peppermint, Clove Lavender, Patchouli, Rosemary, Palmarosa, Cedarwood, and Tea Tree.

The repellent DOES NOT contain DEET or Synthetic Pesticides.

How to use

Apply over exposed skin before heading outdoors. Re-apply every 2 to 3 hours. Avoid eyes and lips.

In the event that discomfort or irritation occurs, wash skin and discontinue use. All natural ingredients with no chemicals or pesticides.

❌NOT TO BE USED if you are sensitive or allergic to the essential oils or carrier oils used in the repellent!

Fiji is a tropical island paradise complete with lush rainforests.  This hand-painted Forest Leaves bookmark, made from traditional Fijian barkcloth or 'masi' comes in 4 colours:

- Turquoise & purple

- Blue & purple

- Green

- Brown/orange. 

Fijian ‘masi’ is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Masi bookmark is mounted on black card, which can be gently removed from backing when ready to use.

The Bulaccino Fiji Village Vest top is designed exclusively by Bulaccino, made in Fiji.

This vest design features the Bulaccino logo with a Fijian Bure (house), clothes line, palm tree and Bulaccino 'Bilo' coffee  cup. The signature 'Bilo' coffee cup is also on the back of the vest.

The Fiji Village vest is unisex and made from comfortable 100% cotton. The perfect souvenir, gift or wardrobe staple for fans of Fiji and Bulaccino Cafés.

Find out more about the Organic Farm, delicious coffee, cakes, fresh fruit juices, food and drinks available at Bulaccino Cafés throughout Fiji on the Bulaccino website.

Bula Buddies – an underwater adventure series of books and puzzles by Walt Smith. The Mysterious Shadow is the first book in a 3-part trilogy. Get to know the Bula Buddies book characters - scroll down to read about each Bula Buddies character below.

Help Bula Buddies save the coral reef. A portion of every book or puzzle you purchase will be going to a non-profit organization called ADE. There's an interview below with Author Walt Smith who talks more about ADE and the Bula Buddies Books.

The adventures of the Bula Buddies begins in Viti Village. Viti Village in Fiji is one of many underwater communities that stretch across the South Pacific. Their clan is referred to as the “Vanua”.

The Vanua are very long-lived, some have special abilities that allow the communities to live safely in a sometimes dangerous and changing environment.

Once or twice a generation there’s a teachers council called “The Great Learning”. Dolphins and whales spread the word across the Pacific and the community leaders decide who will attend.

Bula Buddies interview with Author Walt Smith

This piece is made from Mother of Pearl shells and waxed thread. The thread is braided together to give a rope like design which the shells are attached to. The chord is beautifully crafted, giving a lovely authentic feel to the necklace.

There are 11 Mother Of Pearl shells fastened together with sterling silver. The shells have been ground, cut, shaped and polished to give the perfect round shape. These Mother of Pearl shells are sourced from the North of Fiji.

The necklace is packaged in a hand-made masi pouch, made out of the inner bark of the paper Mulberry tree. Masi is a famous Fijian cloth that is beautiful and natural, and complements the MOP shells. A beautiful Fijian treasure, Mother of Pearl necklace coupled with a Masi pouch, ideal as a gift. Matching earrings are available.

Rako have carefully designed each piece so that the natural Fijian materials used have no customs restrictions. Each piece of Mother of Pearl shell has been carefully processed - this means it has been sanded, oiled and polished.

Mystery surrounds the arrival of Iguanas in Fiji, for these creatures are closely related to the jungle Iguanas of Central America. Could they, or their eggs, have floated across the Pacific on rafts of vegetation in a bygone age? Today, as they struggle to survive encroaching civilization and imported predators, Iguanas have become favoured symbols of Fiji native wildlife.

Fijian ‘masi’, also called barkcloth, is produced by village women on islands such as Vatulele. A renewable resource, masi is made by harvesting strips of bark from specially grown paper-mulberry trees. Each piece takes days to process, involving repeated pounding, soaking and stretching. These traditional skills are passed on from generation to generation, with certain clans being considered the experts in masi-making. The uneven quality of the masi reflects its handmade origin.

Maria Rova lives in Nadi, Fiji. Her artwork is inspired by the wildlife, culture, and scenery of the Pacific, especially that of the remote island of Taveuni to the north of the Fiji group, which is home to her husband’s traditional clan. Sustained by forest and reef, Taveuni villagers still follow many of the ancient cultural practices that give Fijian people their unique identity. The artist wishes to acknowledge gratefully the impact that her Fijian family has had on her work.

Dua means One is a beautiful children's book that introduces your child to numbers as experienced by Tui and his friends on their adventures around Fiji.

Stunning illustrations by award-winning Artist Penelope Casey perfectly capture the wonder and vibrancy of Fiji.

This is a truly special children's book that will captivate all who read it - adults and children!

About Tui's Gang

Tui's Gang is a captivating and vibrant Fijian children’s brand that creates engaging and creative products through the colourful illustrations by acclaimed artist Penelope Casey.

Launching successfully with an initial focus on children’s picture books, Tui's Gang plans to continue creating picture books, along with educational resources such as flash cards and in the future other merchandise.

Tui's Gang aims to develop learning for children not only in Fiji but globally, by sharing the colours, words, sights and sounds from typically Fijian childhoods.

We aim to be well recognised and at the forefront of the Multicultural children’s books and resources genre internationally. Our goal is steady growth and consistent profitability, while still maintaining our childlike sense of fun underpinning the brand.

Kana Vinaka Cookbook

Kana vinaka means "eat well or good food" in Fijian, and is the title of Chef Colin Chung's cookbook about contemporary island cuisine.

The cookbook is split up into sections:

• Flavourings & Seasonings
• Snacks & Starters
• Salads & Soups
• Mains
  • Beef
  • Pork
  • Chicken
  • Seafood
  • Vegetarian
• Sides & Accompanying dishes
• Baking, Doughs & Desserts

The cookbook features some interesting extra sections:

• Seasonality chart
• Ways to use local produce
• Produce Map
• Tourism Map
• Recipe index
• Glossary

Take a look at the images to see some sample recipes and the welcome note from Colin, explaining his vision behind the cookbook.

About Colin Chung

Throughout his forty years teaching and consulting in the islands, Colin has always promoted the use of fresh, local produce and the development of a more contemporary style of cuisine using the outstanding local produce.

Kana Vinaka is a not-for-profit initiative by Colin and a project he has taken on in the hopes of providing lasting development for the tourism and hospitality industry in Fiji.

Find out more about Colin on his website

A land of plenty

With volcanic soils, plentiful oceans, a tropical climate and an abundance of space, the Fiji Islands have an incredible ability to produce high quality seafood, meat, vegetables and fruit. Across Fiji, local markets showcase an array of products throughout the year that can be utilised in many contemporary ways. At its best, this produce is plentiful, high quality, economical, sustainable and bursting with flavour, with the potential to outshine many widely-used imported ingredients.

Happy Armpits cream-deodorant will help you feel comfortable, refreshed, and in a way healthier. It doesn't block your body's natural way of cooling down and detoxification - perspiration.

It is gentle on your skin. It DOESN'T contain aluminium, preservatives, drying baking soda; NO artificial fragrances and colorants.

No need to block your sweat ducts with aluminum based products that are reducing perspiration.

The less synthetic chemicals we apply on the body every day, the better it will function in the long run.

"Sweat it all out" without smelling all out!

Loving Happy Armpits is handmade by Sea Starz Naturals in the Pristine Fiji Islands. This cream-deodorant comes with a delicate aroma of Lavender and Geranium essential oils

Benefits

♡handmade natural deodorant 
healthy skin
happy armpits 
love your body
•aluminium free • no baking soda
•no synthetic fragrances 
•no colorants • no preservatives 
•lavender essential oil 
•geranium essential oil 
•clay • diatomaceous earth 
•arrowroot •coconut oil 
•mct •milk of magnesia