2023年5月1日 · Find out how to make a lei po‘o, also known as a haku lei, with tips from the team at Paiko and flowers from Cindy’s Lei and Flower Shoppe.

2019年8月7日 · A step-by-step guide for how to make your very own Hawaiian haku lei inspired flower crown.

Lei po'o are traditional Hawaiian adornments that are worn around the head. They can be made out of feathers, leaves, flowers, or raffia. The lei in this instructable is made out of simple raffia, and can be used as an adornment for traditional hula kahiko (ancient hula dancing.)

In this activity, we’ll learn how to make a Lei Poʻo (lei garland) using the hilo style, or twist & braid style... Materials needed: • 6 medium to large Lāʻī or ti leaves • 80 small kukui leaves • Scissors • Optional: Moist towel (To wipe hands) • Optional: Clothespins (To secure the end of the lei as you twist the leaf. O-

This is the most popular style to make lei po’o. A strand of raffia or ti leaf secures flowers and ferns to a backing. Below is a tutorial on how to make your own Lei Po’o using the Wili method in a few simple steps. Materials: Raffia; Scissors or plant sheers; Several different types of flowers (make sure they aren’t too heavy).

2021年5月1日 · Join us for a hands-on, cultural lei-making class with contemporary master lei-maker, Nia Power. Nia will demonstrate and teach you how to make your very own lei poʻo on the beautiful grounds of historic Huliheʻe Palace. A lei poʻo is the traditional style of lei worn around the crown of oneʻs head.

Gorgeous Hawaiian lei po'o (lei for head) made to order for your special event. Custom haku leis, ti leaf flower crowns, and simple lei po'o (head lei).

2021年8月27日 · Explore the traditional Hawaiian craft of Lei Po'o making. Learn how to create beautiful flower crowns using sustainable methods and immerse yourself in this cultural art form.

2011年3月16日 · Master lei maker Kumu Kalei Cadawas began the class with an introduction to some neat Hawaiian chants. Something to sing when you are on the mountain ready to begin collecting the materials for your lei.

What most of us mean when we say haku lei is actually a lei po'o, a lei for the head. And most of those lei are made using the wili, or winding, method. The haku method involves using ti leaves as the base and creating a braid that holds the flowers.