Puʻukoholā Heiau National Historic Site

CANCELLED: 54th Annual Hoʻokuʻikahi Hawaiian Cultural Festival

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Puʻukoholā Heiau National Historic Site

CANCELLED: 54th Annual Hoʻokuʻikahi Hawaiian Cultural Festival

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Puʻukoholā Heiau National Historic Site

Pokaz kulturalny - Hulu Ali'i (Pióropusze Wodza)

Hawajski praktyk kultury Pomai Brown ożywia sztukę tworzenia Hulu Ali'i (Pióropusze Wodza). Te pióropusze i płaszcze, noszone niegdyś wyłącznie przez ali'i (szlachtę), były wykonane z siatki z włókna ōlona oraz dziesiątek tysięcy ptasich piór. 'Ahu 'ula służyły do duchowej i fizycznej ochrony noszącego w trakcie bitwy i ceremonii. Tkane czapki, ozdobione 'Haka' (zdobieniami korony), są pokazywane w muzeach na całym świecie, zawierając tysiące czerwonych, żółtych i czarnych piór, z unikalnymi wzorami wskazującymi rodowód i rangę noszącego. Każdy pęk jest starannie wiązany, niosąc mana ptaków, które je dostarczyły. Żadne dwa 'ahu 'ula nie były identyczne, chociaż wiele zawierało podobne wzory, wskazujące na pokrewieństwo między noszącymi. Ten pokaz oferuje znaczące połączenie z naszymi kūpuna i bogatą historią tego świętego miejsca. Zapraszamy dołącz do Pomai Brown w każdą środę w centrum dla odwiedzających od 10:00 do 13:00, aby nauczyć się hawajskiego rzemiosła. Aby uzyskać więcej informacji, skontaktuj się z personelem parku pod numerem 808-882-7218 X1011 lub odwiedź strony społecznościowe parku @puukoholaheiaunhs. Mamy nadzieję cię tam zobaczyć!

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