French Polynesia Tank Tops

Never get over the beauty of this place!

Digital photo of a walkway over some tropical coral filled water, A group of birds sits on the rope railing and looks out to sea.

Reef sharks in turquoise water... Love to see them swim away, gorgeous creature!

Woman with a Mango by Paul Gauguin

Dramatic last rays of the setting sun in Bora Bora, French Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean

I love a dramatic sunset! Here's one that you can witness everyday!

This is an emulation of how would be a painting of Bora Bora if made by the dutch painter Vincent van Gogh.

A Red Tiki face mask line drawing, slightly evil looking. Fun one to draw with tons of lines added to give it depth

Working from home, but dreaming of somewhere else...

Here's a digital photo of some glorious turquoise water in front of a glorious island in French Polynesia.

Bora bora will always be my happy place!

Who wouldn't rather be in bora bora anyway?

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

How are you feeling? I'm feeling eely good thanks! Here's a digital photo of an eel swimming though coral, the text reads 'I'm feeling eely good :)

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

Moorea Island, located just northwest of Tahiti in French Polynesia, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, including eight majestic mountain peaks,The island is shaped like a heart from above and is a popular destination for couples, families.

Personalized zodiac sign in Marquesan - Polynesian patterns. They symbolize protection, the environment, power.

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

Hiva Oa is the second largest island in the Marquesas in French Polynesia. Its population includes many artists (sculptors, tattoo artists, etc.). Jacques Brel and Paul Gauguin lived there, and the island is their final resting place.

Hiva Oa is the second largest island in the Marquesas in French Polynesia. Its population includes many artists (sculptors, tattoo artists, etc.). Jacques Brel and Paul Gauguin lived there, and the island is their final resting place.

The Polynesian - Marquesan Tiki: half man, half god, he watches over a dwelling, repels bad energy and dangers with his Mana (power).

Paul Gauguin - Ancestors of Tehamana is a great artwork for art lovers, artists, and Paul Gauguin's artwork fans. The perfect Paul Gauguin art for artists, designers, illustrators, art teachers, and students. Paul Gauguin was a French painter and sculptor, famous for the very bright pure colors and scenes that portray an exotic nature, mostly French Polynesia (Tahiti).

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

Originally from the Marquesas Islands, the tiki represents the link between man and nature, creation and life itself. The motifs are Marquesan and symbolize the environment, strength and protection.

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. Very important in Polynesian culture, they are considered protective messengers (tâura). The pattern on the stripe is Marquesan.

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

Originally from the Marquesas Islands, the tiki represents the link between man and nature, creation and life itself. The motifs are Marquesan and symbolize the environment, strength and protection.

Swordfish (haura in Tahitian). The term “swordfish” comes from the Italian spadone which means “big sword”. It is most often found in tropical seas in the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean.

Bora bora

Huahine, this island at the end of the world in French Polynesia. Located approximately 170 km northwest of the island of Tahiti in the Leeward Islands archipelago. It is among the most preserved of the islands of this archipelago.

Hibiscus with Marquesan - Polynesian motifs symbolizing the environment, earth, ocean, protection. Widely used in Polynesian tattoos.

Manuia means “Cheers” in Tahitian.

Makemo, also called Te Paritua or Rangi Kemo, is an atoll located in the Tuamotu archipelago in French Polynesia. The patterns on some letters are Marquesan.

Raimana means in Tahitian: the power of the heavens. The patterns symbolize a kinship between humans and nature. Can also be a journey, a success, a guide or a promise of abundance.

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Personalized zodiac sign in Marquesan - Polynesian patterns. They symbolize protection, the environment, power.