Cultural Craft & Jewelry Workshop at Oni Foundation
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages
Overview
Discover Hawaiian traditions firsthand by crafting your own Ti leaf bracelet. A meaningful activity that connects creativity with heritage, led by local experts in Honolulu.
Ti Leaf Bracelet Making Craft Class
Learn about the many uses of Ti Leaf and the technique for making a Ti Leaf rope lei.
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About This Adventure
Join a hands-on workshop where you'll craft a stunning bracelet while discovering the rich cultural significance of the ti leaf in Hawaiian tradition. Choose from various bracelet styles and enjoy a meaningful experience that connects creativity with heritage, all guided by local experts in a welcoming environment for all ages.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll not only create a beautiful bracelet but also learn about the cultural significance of the ti leaf and its importance in Hawaiian tradition. Join us and take part in this unique and meaningful experience.
Schedule Update: You can now choose to make Kukui Nut, Ti Leaf, or Lauhala bracelets on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday at 1pm. This means you and your friends can pick different crafts within the same class and each craft what you love!
More about this experience:
- Duration: 1 hour
- Hands-on lesson by local experts
- All crafting materials are included
- Suitable for all ages 7 years and older
- Complimentary entrance to our "Migrations" galleries showcasing Hawai'i's history through dance costumes, implements, and instruments.
Additional information :
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Wheelchair accessible
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All proceeds go to our nonprofit
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Free ample parking at Queen Ka'ahumanu Center
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Children 12 and younger are free when entering with a paying adult
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable clothing
Dress in casual, weather-appropriate attire suitable for craft activities.
Bring a camera
Capture the process and your finished bracelet to remember the experience.
Arrive early
Get settled and enjoy a relaxed start before the workshop begins.
Participate fully
Engage with the guide and ask questions to deepen your understanding of Hawaiian culture.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian Monk Seal
- Green Sea Turtle
History
The Ti leaf has been used for centuries in Hawaiian ceremonies and symbolizes protection, prosperity, and connection to ancestors.
Conservation
The Oni Foundation actively promotes sustainable practices by sourcing eco-friendly materials and supporting local artisans.
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Recommended Gear
Camera or smartphone
Capture your crafting process and finished bracelet.
Sun protection
Protect yourself from sun exposure if attending outdoors.
summer specific
Comfortable footwear
Wear shoes suitable for standing during the workshop.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout your visit.