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    • About me
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Oui Tour Maui

(808) 215 0223

  • Home
  • About me
  • Minivan tours
    • Road to Hana
    • Half way to Hana
    • Full day tour
    • Half day tour
    • Red eye tour
    • CRUISE SHIP SPECIAL
  • cultural tours
    • HALF DAY KIPUKA OLOWALU
    • HI'UWAI CEREMONY
    • LEI MAKING WORKSHOP
    • HULA DANCING LESSON
    • Mauka to Makai Eco Tour
  • Walking Eco tour
  • Keiki eco tour
  • SUP Eco tour
  • contact me
  • volunteer on Maui
  • Maui connections
    • Nā Kia'i O Maui
    • The Fishing Buddy Maui
  • Cruise Ship Special
  • Custom Services
  • Oui gallery

LEI MAKING WORKSHOP

A FUN CULTURAL ACTIVITY!

Learn to make your own Lei with Evalina


The lei custom was introduced to the Hawaiian Islands by early  Polynesian voyagers, who took an incredible journey from Tahiti,  navigating by the stars in sailing canoes. With these early settlers,  the lei tradition in Hawaii was born.
Leis were constructed of  flowers, leaves, shells, seeds, nuts, feathers, and even bone and teeth  of various animals. In Hawaiian tradition, these garlands were worn by  ancient Hawaiians to beautify themselves and distinguish themselves from  others.

With the advent of tourism in the islands, the lei quickly became the symbol of Hawaii to millions of visitors worldwide. Evalina can meet you at your hotel or place of residence on Maui ad run a Lei making workshop and weaving workshop! A fun cultural activity ! Please contact me for more information.

    TI LEAF LEI MAKING

    KI

    The Ti plant , originally called Ki, was brought to Hawaii when Polynesians voyaged to the Hawaiian islands. 

    It was considered sacred to the Hawaiian god Lono and the goddess of Hula, Laka. 


    The Ti plant is a diverse plant which the Hawaiians use from its leaves to its roots. 


    In ancient times, the Ki served as a material for clothing, rain gear , sandals , roof thatching, dinner plates  ceremonial activities, fishing lures and making okolehao , an alcoholic brew from the Ti roots. 


    In modern times , the cultural uses are many . Most commonly used for Lei making , if one receives a Ti lei , he/she is adorned with wishes of good luck , good health and Aloha . 


    Learn to make your own Ti leaf lei in the one of the most historical and sacred place on Maui with the beautiful Nohelani. 


    The workshop is 2 hours long , we either meet at Iao valley or I can pick you up and drive you back after the experience at extra cost . (West side only ). 

    Age 12 and up 

    YOU WILL LEAVE MAUI FILLED WITH ALOHA THROUGH A UNIQUE CULTURAL EXPERIENCE

    Oui Tour Maui inc.

    (808) 215 0223 kat@ouitourmaui.com


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