2024年9月17日 · In WWE, Ula Fala is worn by the most respected Samoan wrestler. In 2020, this prestigious symbol was bestowed upon Roman Reigns, the Tribal Chief, to signify his dominance within the...

2024年10月21日 · The ula fala is a traditional Samoan necklace made from the seeds of the pandanus tree, woven into a unique design. It is worn during important cultural ceremonies, symbolizing honor and status.

2024年6月29日 · The Ula Fala is the traditional Samoan necklace, which is made out of the Pandanus tree seeds. The seeds are painted red for the ornamentation and linked with each other to form a necklace. In the Samoan culture, the high chiefs wear the Ula Fala necklaces with an honor to represent their community.

2022年11月19日 · What is a ULA Fala? Ula Fala the ceremonial necklace worn to formal occasion in Samoa. Made from the Fruit of the Pandanus Tree with natural dye colouring added to give vibrant red shade.

2025年1月15日 · When Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa met in Tribal Combat during "WWE Raw" on Monday, they fought not for any championship or accolade but rather for their culture's token of leadership: the Ula...

Ula Fala painted red or left natural with a varnished finish. NEW STYLE ADDED - Tipi (Cut) - This modern style of Ula Fala has cut tips and is sown inward, allowing for a fuller look. Only available in red.

2025年1月16日 · The ula fala is a traditional Samoan necklace made of dried pandanus fruit segments, often painted red. The name itself, "ula fala," is derived from two Samoan words: "ula," meaning necklace, and "fala," referring to the pandanus tree.

This 'ula fala has been painted bright red – a colour associated with high rank – making it difficult to miss at any ceremony or event. ‘ Ula fala can also be worn in other social or ceremonial situations to help identify a special guest or simply act as an attractive adornment.

2024年6月28日 · Roman Reigns' Ula Fala snatched away ceremonially by Solo Sikoa? Find out whether he really is the new Tribal Chief.

1978年7月4日 · This appears to be a Samoan necklace known as an 'ula fala. They are usually worn by tulafale (orators) at important events, and are made of sections of the pandanus fruit, which have been painted red. They indicate the status of the wearer.