Rastafarian Collection

Last Supper, painted on a Rasta home, Bridgetown, Barbados, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Rasta (Rastafarian) coloured beachfront accommodation at Sungai Pinang, near Padang in West Sumatra, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Rasta (Rastafarian) hats on display, Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Fishing Boat at Winnifred Beach, Portland Parish, Jamaica

Bob Marley Burial Place, Mount Zion, Bob Marley Mausoleum Complex, Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica

Bob Marley House, Bob Marley Mausoleum Complex, Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica

Sculptures at Seven Mile Beach, Long Bay, Negril, Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica

House in Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica

Shop in Trench Town, Kingston, Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica

Martha Brae Rafting, Trelawny Parish, Jamaica (MR)

Shop in Trench Town, detailed view, Kingston, Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica

Mural, Bob Marley Museum, Kingston, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica, Caribbean

Old Rastafarian VW Bus, Blue Mountains, Kingston, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica, Caribbean

Marley Coffee plantation Sign, Blue Mountains, Portland Parish, Jamaica, Caribbean

Entrance to Bob Marleys old dwelling, Mount Zion, Bob Marley Mausoleum, 9 Mile, St. Ann Parish, Jamaica, Caribbean

Rastafarai, newly crowned King of Abyssinia, Emperor Haile Selassie I, who rules the Ethiopian kingdom jointly with his aunt, Empress Zauditu, daughter of Menelik II. 18 October 1928

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"Exploring the Vibrant World of Rastafarian Culture: From Last Supper Paintings to Beachfront Accommodations" Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry culture as you journey through various destinations around the world. In Bridgetown, Barbados, a Rasta home adorned with a captivating depiction of the Last Supper serves as a testament to their deep spiritual beliefs. Venturing further, discover Sungai Pinang in West Sumatra, where beachfront accommodations proudly showcase vibrant Rasta colors. These lively abodes perfectly capture the essence of this unique way of life. As you continue your exploration, stumble upon an array of eye-catching Rasta hats on display. Each hat tells its own story and represents the pride and identity that comes with being part of this extraordinary community. No discussion about Rastafarianism would be complete without paying homage to one of its most iconic figures - Bob Marley. Visit his statue at the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, Jamaica, and feel his spirit come alive amidst St. Andrew Parish's Caribbean charm. Journeying along Jamaica's picturesque coastline brings you to Winnifred Beach in Portland Parish. Here, witness a fishing boat gently swaying against turquoise waters – a scene that encapsulates both nature's beauty and its significance within Jamaican culture. For true enthusiasts seeking deeper connections with Bob Marley's legacy, visit Mount Zion - his final resting place at Nine Mile's Mausoleum Complex. Explore his childhood home nearby; it stands as a testament to his humble beginnings and lasting impact on music history. The artistic expression found throughout Jamaica is awe-inspiring; sculptures dotting Seven Mile Beach in Negril invite contemplation while reflecting local traditions deeply intertwined with Rastafarian values. In Trench Town, Kingston’s Saint Andrew Parish reveals another facet of Jamaican life – bustling shops filled with colorful trinkets and souvenirs.