Kula is a traditional system of exchange practiced by the people of the Trobriand Islands in Papua New Guinea. It involves the ceremonial giving and receiving of valuable items, such as shell necklaces and armbands, between different island communities. This exchange fosters social relationships and strengthens alliances among participants. The Kula exchange is not just about trade; it also carries cultural significance. Participants engage in elaborate rituals and ceremonies, which highlight the importance of trust and reciprocity. The Kula system helps maintain social order and reinforces the cultural identity of the Trobriand Islanders.