Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 8月18日 03時00分

For nearly 400 years, these wayfinding traditions of the Polynesians were all but forgotten, lost to colonialism and technology and the blurry passage of time. That is until the 1970s, when, amid a cultural Hawaiian renaissance, a small group called the Polynesian Voyaging Society set out to connect the dots. Using drawings and museum replicas, they built Hōkūleʻa, the first deep-voyaging canoe to hit the water in centuries. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about their voyage. Photographed by @brendangeorgeko

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inhalexzhale love this piece and new turn around @voguemagazine is taking to recognize the cultures this country was founded on, especially those in distress

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merciayates ♥️ @voguemagazine what a fantastic tribute ✨ Thank you for acknowledging our history!

roseofmalaysia 🌹beautiful, I used to live not too far , Vanuatu , Melaynisian

victoriasagerart Fascinating topic and gorgeous photograph! 👏 all around

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