By MALUM NALU
One of the feature of Goroka is the street arts and crafts, ranging from paintings, bilums, bows and arrows, clay Asaro mudmen, everything.
Last Saturday afternoon, while in Goroka, I enjoyed all the street arts and crafts all the way from Bird of Paradise Hotel to outside the Eastern Highlands provincial government complex.
Here are some of the pictures I took:
One of the feature of Goroka is the street arts and crafts, ranging from paintings, bilums, bows and arrows, clay Asaro mudmen, everything.
Last Saturday afternoon, while in Goroka, I enjoyed all the street arts and crafts all the way from Bird of Paradise Hotel to outside the Eastern Highlands provincial government complex.
Here are some of the pictures I took:
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| A bilum explosion of colour in Goroka. |
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| Bilums hung up for all to see. |
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| Colours of Goroka. |
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| An expatriate family admiring bilums on the streets of Goroka. |
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| Bilums of Goroka. |
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| Legendary former kiap (patrol officer) Bob Cleland (left) chatting with an expatriate against a coloutful backdrop of bilums. |
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| I met these guys and gals outside the Bird of Paradise Hotel. |
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| I love these guys and gals! |
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| Outside the Bird of Paradise Hotel. |
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| Outside the Bird of Paradise Hotel. |
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| Art vendor outside the Bird of Paradise Hotel. |
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| Craft of the Bird of Paradise Hotel. |
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