HONOLULU (KHON2) — Not many people know the difference between a Haku lei and a Lei poʻo, but both are beautiful and deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture. While a Haku lei and Lei poʻo may seem similar, ...

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Tanya Iwalani José’s fingers moved deftly as she braided strands of beige-colored raffia to form the base of her lei wili — a form of Hawaiian lei, the flower garland synonymous with Polynesian ...

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Few things are as inextricably tied to Hawaiʻi’s culture as a fragrant and colorful lei. They’re stacked high on the shoulders of graduates, slipped over the necks of wide-eyed visitors, or draped on ...

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This story is part of Hawai‘i, the Local Wa y. a package celebrating the food culture and traditions of the islands. Here, translator D. Kauwila Mahi details the rich history of leimaking. For Kanaka ...

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Every year on May 1, Hawaiʻi celebrates something special. It’s not just another spring day. It’s May Day is Lei Day in Hawaiʻi; and it’s a time to give, wear and honor lei. Kumu ...