HWST 107 - Unit 5: Arts and Crafts

Kahili

A long pole decorated at one end with a cluster of hulu (feather) plumes and used as a ceremonial emblem in Hawaii.

resistance, expression

Art was used as a form of ________ and ________ to show dissatisfaction with rulers, laws, communities and so forth.

Kapa

Bark cloth, Wauke Tree

Lā'au Lapa'au

Bone healing.

Hulu

Feathers; a sign of Mana.

'Ukulele

Four stringed instrument brought to Hawai'i by Portugese and adopted by Hawaiians.

Mahi'ole

Hawaiian hulu (feather) helmets; These were symbols of the highest rank reserved for the men of the aliʻi, the chiefly class of Hawaii.

Lua

Hawaiian martial arts. A path to Kū and a very important path to Mana.

Kākau

Hawaiian word for tattoo.

Aloha, Chiefly, Special

Lei is a symbol of ________. It is how one of ________ status decorates him/herself with nature and is worn on ________ occasions.

Lūhe'e

Made with a cone shell and Lawai'a tip to catch octopus.

Hula

Religious Hawaiian dance. First by men then by women.

Kahuna

Tattoos were traditionally administered by ________.

tattoo

The definition of Hawaiian values and beliefs.

Lei

The only hulu (feather) adornments women, of noble rank, were allowed to make and wear.

Lauhala

Used for weaving hats, mats, containers, and fans.

Lawai'a

Used to make fishhooks, fishnets, and spears.

money, resources, exploitation

What are modern day issues encountered with art and related practices? a. ________ b. ________ c. ________