Cultural Craft & Jewelry Workshop at Oni Foundation
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Discover how to craft a traditional Kukui Nut bracelet while learning about Hawaiian culture at the Oni Foundation. This hands-on class pairs artistry with history, offering a memorable experience for all ages.
Kukui Nut Bracelet Making Craft Class
Join us in a crafting session to create your own beautiful kukui nut bracelet.
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About This Adventure
Discover the rich history of the Kukui Nut while crafting a timeless bracelet in this engaging hands-on workshop. Choose from various bracelet styles, enjoy expert guidance, and create a unique keepsake. Suitable for all ages, this experience also includes complimentary access to the "Migrations" galleries, showcasing Hawaii's vibrant culture.
Learn about the importance and history of the Kukui Nut while making a bracelet that will last forever - makes a great gift or keepsake.
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
Arrive early
Getting there at the start allows time to settle in and fully enjoy the class.
Wear comfortable clothing
Choose casual, stain-resistant clothes suitable for crafting.
Take your time
Relax and enjoy each step—quality craftsmanship takes patience.
Ask questions
Instructors are happy to share insights into Hawaiian culture and the craft.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian geckos
- Shearwater birds
History
The Kukui Nut has been used in Hawaiian rituals and daily life for centuries, symbolizing enlightenment and protection.
Conservation
The Oni Foundation supports community-based preservation of Hawaiian crafts, emphasizing sustainable practices.
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Casual clothing
Comfortable clothes suitable for crafting activities.
Sun protection
Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses for outdoor exposure.
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Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during your visit.
Notebook and pen
Jot down cultural notes or inspirations.