Alohaaaa 🌺🌴 Weaving in Native Hawaiian culture, known as “Ulana,” is a sacred tradition that has been passed down through generations. It involves creating intricate patterns using natural fibers like pandanus leaves (lauhala), coconut fronds, and grasses. These materials are woven into functional items such as mats, baskets, and hats, each piece reflecting the weaver’s skill, creativity, and deep connection to the land. Beyond their practical use, woven items hold cultural significance, often

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