A Thread in Time: The Lost Art of Hawaiian Kapa | KQED

[@kaeobermoy4401]

Good 👍 for you lady :)) thank you 🙏 for keeping my culture alive I’m from Kauai btw

[@ronnwoolley9438]

Knew Wende from High School. What a great person she was! My father was 1/2 Hawaiian so I was familiar with her Hawaiian Kapa cloth.

[@douggief1367]

Amazing. Kapa is made from Mulberry bark. Silk is made from Mulberry leaves (via silk worms). Now there's​ a miracle there.

[@JuanLopez-tp7hj]

It’s proof that Polynesians came of Asia

[@JuanLopez-tp7hj]

Wow cool I’m from hanapepe im looking for paper mulberry seeds so I can grow more kappa you know my grandmother also used ulu tree and marang tree too it makes good kappa

[@meanhe1093]

Beautiful! What a great artist.

[@retbutler]

What an artist

[@kapenakea]

This is beautiful.

[@jullietliufau9865]

This is amazing 🙌🏽

[@Razalipuchong]

can we make kapa from banana plant?

[@jmatazzoni]

To Austin: I noticed that too. Her voice is very musical.

[@kuolamakahanakaike8879]

So uʻi Your kapa aunty🤙🏾. Aloha

[@99iwaena]

U'i kapa Anake!