Kapa making on the Big Island: Beaten wauke fibers in the process of soaking up dye made from ma'o (Gossypium sandvicense, or native cotton). Making Kapa (Bark Cloth) on the Big Island
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Making Kapa (Bark Cloth) on the Big Island
Kapa making on the Big Island: Beaten wauke fibers in the process of soaking up dye made from ma'o (Gossypium sandvicense, or native cotton).
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11 Sep 2018
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