The art of feather-working has a long, cultural history in Hawaiʻi. Hawaiians created feathered cloaks, capes, helmets, images, and standards for the aliʻi (royals). The process of their creation and their uses were considered intentional and sacred.
Kumu (instructor) Robin Goss hails from a lineage of esteemed hulu (feather) masters. Join her for this fun introductory Hawaiian feather project making pua hulu or feather flowers. They are stunning and you will find endless ways to enjoy your hulu creation for years to come!
COST
- Complimentary for Members
- $15 for Member Guests & Lodge Guests
RESERVATIONS
- Space is limited to ten (10) participants ages 12 and up.
- Reservations are required. To make a reservation, please email memberservices@kukuiula.com or call 808.742.8000.
- Lodge guests must have a confirmed reservation at The Lodge at Kukuiʻula to book this event.