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MOMI PALMIERI

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Photo Album

George Na`ope International Hula Festival May 2004

Lei Greeters for Halau Fund Raiser in Leavenworth Months of training, sewing, lei hulu making. Then the competition. 2nd Place in both Kahiko and `Auana Divisions Now we gather together to celebrate the accomplishments Hula is life. `Auana Costume - Kapua
Mohala `Ilima Hula Sisters: Kris and Nancy ~ Dressers for the Halau   Our fabulous Kailua Boyz: Jay, Kalani and Darryl - Nahenahe music Likolehua GN Invitational Hula Competition Kahiko

LEI MAKING

Kitchen lei making from Leavenworth ferns and leaves

Kalehua tying finished fern leis on Kapua July 4, 03

Lei Hulu (feather leis) hand crafted by each dancer; an Auntie Maiki tradition ~ learned by Momi from Mapuana DeSilva

Kalehua making a lei for a friend's passing.

Indigenous Likolehua & forest plants Big Island of Hawai'i lei lima made for dancing on the Pa Hula in Volcano National Park
The Hula Family
`Ohana is the family, which is the strength of the halau.
`Ohana is the fellowship between the haumana as well as the traditional family group that encourages and lifts each one of us. This is our support system year in and year out. We honor you, our `Ohana.

Hoku and Karl

 

 `Anela, Zack, Keith and Nic

Ka`iwa, Pete, Nicolai and Lukas

Kahulili, Shawn and Claire

Kanalani, Her Sister and Nieces

Classes Through The Years

The Early Years Snow Hula
Winter 2000

Malamalama O Ka Mahina July 4, 03 Audubon Performance
July 2003

Malamalama O Ka Mahina Jan 04 More Snow Hula
January 2004

Nefertiti, Walt n' Lori, Mathilda, Pualani 2004
Pualani Class 2004

 

 

TRADITIONAL HULA CLASSES

Author: Shari 'Iolani Floyd Berinobis
Pages: 144, Hardcover
Size: 12.5" X 10"

Price: $32.00 + Shipping

Features photos and stories that celebrate the spirit of hula worldwide. Included in the book are 70 stories, over 300 photographs, commentaries on hula, Hawaiian healing, and lei making by noted kumu hula from Hawai'i and Japan.   Click here to read more about this book

Malamalama O Ka Mahina is included in this beautiful book which is available as a fund-raiser for the Halau. You may purchase it by telephone at 509-433-2211.