Ulana Lau Hala
Dates
Feb. 8, 2027 → Feb. 11, 2027
Program Leader
Sadie Ferris
Grades
8
9
10
11
12
Description
In this artistic and culturally significant program, students will learn about and make lau hala implements. Students will learn the plaiting techniques needed to make a small mat, baskets, bracelets, advanced bracelets ornaments and fans. Students will learn ulana lau hala from master Lau Hala practitioner Pohaku Kaho’ohanohano.
Highlights
Learn from a Master Practitioner: Learn ulana lau hala directly from master lau hala practitioner Pohaku Kahoʻohanohano.
Hands-On ʻUla Lau Hala: Practice traditional plaiting techniques using lau hala.
Create Your Own Pieces: Make a small mat, baskets, bracelets, ornaments, and fans.
Cultural Connection: Learn about the cultural significance and traditions connected to lau hala.
Build Your Skills: Progress from foundational plaiting techniques to more advanced designs.
Art & ʻŌiwi Culture: Experience Hawaiian artistry through a traditional, hands-on practice.
Hands-On ʻUla Lau Hala: Practice traditional plaiting techniques using lau hala.
Create Your Own Pieces: Make a small mat, baskets, bracelets, ornaments, and fans.
Cultural Connection: Learn about the cultural significance and traditions connected to lau hala.
Build Your Skills: Progress from foundational plaiting techniques to more advanced designs.
Art & ʻŌiwi Culture: Experience Hawaiian artistry through a traditional, hands-on practice.
Transportation
On Campus
Location
Seabury Hall, Room 108
Meals
Lunch and snacks included
Logistics
Advisors will provide a list of items to bring during the Group meetings
Quick Facts
- Capacity 16
- Price $325.00