concept   body
culture   Pacific Island cultures
statement   In Pacific Island cultures, larger body sizes are traditionally considered beautiful and representative of wealth and prosperity, while body art symbolizes meaningful cultural expressions.
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1 bodies Pacific Island cultures Larger, fuller bodies are traditionally considered attractive and a sign of wealth and prosperity. 1
2 bodies Pacific Island cultures In some communities, larger bodies are traditionally seen as a symbol of health, wealth, and beauty. 1
3 bodies Pacific Island cultures Tattoos and body art are significant cultural expressions, often symbolizing rank, status, or coming of age. 1
4 body Pacific Island cultures In some Pacific Island cultures, a larger body size is traditionally associated with beauty and wealth. 1
5 body part Pacific Island cultures In some traditional contexts, it is acceptable for both men and women to expose certain body parts, such as breasts or torso, in public settings. 1
6 body positivity Pacific Island countries Traditional cultural perceptions of body beauty may differ from Western standards, with an emphasis on embracing larger body sizes in some communities. 1
7 human bodies Pacific islands Nudity in certain social or ceremonial contexts is culturally accepted and may not be considered taboo 1