Lāʻī with Auntie Nona Pt.4: Making a Riding Crop

TRANSCRIPT_MakingARidingCrop_Tutorial4.pdf

Description:

In this tutorial, Auntie Nona makes a riding crop from a single ti leaf. She also shares history on Queen Emma and how she came to make a ti-leaf riding crop. The footage in this tutorial was taken in 2001 in Kāneʻohe, Oʻahu, by Auntie’s hānai daughter, Maile Loo, as they spent an enjoyable morning together.

Location Description:

Kāneʻohe, Koʻolaupoko, Oʻahu

Protocol:

Public Access

Community:

HPS

Category:

Nā Hōʻike ʻAno (Tutorials)

Collections:

Nona Beamer

Original Date Description:

Original footage captured on July 4, 2001. Edited Tutorial created in 2022.

Contributor:

HPS

Language:

English, Hawaiian, Pidgin English

Rights:

This digital material was created for educational and research purposes only. HPS works to uphold the rights and privacy of donors, creators, and associates while providing access to collections. Traditional Knowledge (TK) Labels may be in place for this material. We ask that you respectfully abide by these conditions in recognition and respect for the rights of Indigenous Peoples. For citation purposes, please use "Digital ʻUmeke" as the resource followed by the name of the collection. For questions about permission to use, reproduce, and/or to circulate material for commercial purposes, contact the HPS Archive at archive@hulapreservation.org.

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

Source:

HPS Archive, Oral History Library

Publisher:

HPS

Identifier:

0150

Type:

Moving Image, Text

Format:

.mov, .pdf


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Nona Beamer, July 4, 2001

Lāʻī with Auntie Nona Pt.1: Deboning Kī (Ti leaf)

Lāʻī with Auntie Nona Pt.2: Making Lei Lāʻī with One Leaf

Lāʻī with Auntie Nona Pt.3: Making Lei Lāʻī with Two Leaves

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