French Polynesia jersey PF-34

Immerse yourself in the Spirit of French Polynesia with our Red Jersey with Traditional Patterns

Discover the vibrant essence of French Polynesia with our Red Jersey proudly displaying the colors of the flag and traditional patterns of the island. Inspired by rich Polynesian culture and traditional tattoos that tell ancient stories, this swimsuit embodies the passion, strength and beauty of this paradise archipelago. Immerse yourself in the history and tradition of French Polynesia with this unique jersey, designed to capture the captivating soul of the island and transport you to distant horizons. And guess what? We deliver it worldwide so you can share a bit of the spirit of Polynesia wherever you are !

The Colors of the Flag: Symbols of Polynesian Identity

The bright red of this jersey evokes the passion, courage and strength of the Polynesian people, while the traditional designs recall the ancestors and legends that have shaped the history of the archipelago. By wearing this jersey, you will proudly wear the colors of the flag of French Polynesia and you will express your deep connection with this ancestral land.

Traditional Patterns: Cultural Heritage and Exceptional Craftsmanship

The traditional patterns that adorn this jersey are inspired by the age-old art and craftsmanship of French Polynesia. These symbolic designs tell ancient stories, represent deities, sacred animals and elements of nature, and celebrate the richness of Polynesian culture. Each design is a tribute to the cultural heritage and creativity of Polynesian artisans.

Traditional Tattoos: Marks of Polynesian Identity

Traditional tattoos are an integral part of Polynesian culture, serving as markers of identity, social status and connection to ancestors. The intricate and elaborate designs that adorn this jersey are inspired by traditional Polynesian tattoos, which are deeply rooted in the tradition and spirituality of the island.

Comfort and Style: A Swimsuit for All Occasions

In addition to its stunning design, this jersey offers exceptional comfort and total freedom of movement. Made from high quality materials, it is soft, breathable and durable, perfect for football matches, training sessions or simply showing off your passion for French Polynesia on a daily basis.

An Accessible Price for All Lovers of Polynesia

We firmly believe that everyone should have access to a great football jersey without having to break the bank. That's why we offer our French Polynesia Red Football Shirt at a very reasonable price, so that all fans, whatever their budget, can get this iconic item and feel like true champions on the pitch.

The history of tattoos and Polynesian traditions:

1. Ancient Origins: Tattoos have a long history in Polynesia, dating back millennia. The first tattoos were made by hand using bone or ivory tools, and were often associated with initiation rites, religious ceremonies or markers of social status.

2. Meaning and Symbolism: The designs and designs of Polynesian tattoos are deeply symbolic and loaded with meaning. Each design can represent elements of nature such as waves, turtles or birds, or spiritual symbols like ancestors, gods or goddesses. Tattoos were also used to mark important life events, such as birth, marriage or death.

3. Transmission and Tradition: The practice of tattooing was passed down from generation to generation within Polynesian families and communities. Tattoo artists, called "tufuga ta tatau" in Samoan or "tohunga ta moko" in Maori, were highly respected artisans and were responsible for continuing the ancient traditions and techniques of tattooing.

4. Tattoos and Cultural Identity: Tattoos were a distinctive mark of Polynesian cultural identity and served to differentiate members of different tribes and communities. They were also used as a means of visual communication, allowing messages, stories and cultural values to be transmitted.

5. Decline and Renaissance: During European colonization, the practice of tattooing was discouraged and suppressed, leading to a decline of this tradition in many Polynesian regions. However, in the 20th century there was a revival of interest in Polynesian tattoos, in part due to a revival of cultural pride and a rediscovery of ancestral traditions.