Birth Date: Pepeluali 8, 2017 (02/08/17)
Aloha Mai
I come with love.
Pamakani's Hula honors the miracle of life.
Join her in a celebration of life’s joys and abundance!
Celebrating the glorious magnificence of life, Pamakani
dances the ancient Hawaiian Kahiko Hula in harmony to the rhythm of her Ipu
(gourd).
In the Aloha (compassion) spirit, the LÅkahi (unity) spirit,
and the Pono (righteousness) spirit, Pamakani's dance honors the gods, tells
stories about Aumakuas (ancestral guardians), the sacredness of life and
respect for all of nature.
The sounds of Pamakani's Ipu enhance the rhythm and add excitement
to her dance.
Watch her closely! Pamakani invites you to enter her sacred space so
that your beauty can unfold like the precious Hibiscus blossoms she is named
after.
Pamakani's Tutu (grandmother) is her Kumu Hula (Hula
Teacher). She taught her the powerful movements of the Kahiko Hula.
Ipus grow on a vine. Tutu picked the most beautiful one for
her beloved Mo'opuna (Granddaughter). She cleaned, polished and decorated it
with a crystal.
Then Tutu blessed the Ipu with Hawaiian salt and special prayers.
The Ipu is sacred now. It was created for Pamakani and only she is allowed to
touch it. This was Tutu's sacred gift of Aloha (Love) and it became Pamakani's
most treasured possession.
Tutu wove her Mana
(spiritual energy) and Aloha
into Pamakani's wrist, ankle and head feather leis. The Hulu (feather)
represents spiritual strength, unity and love. It is believed to link to the
divine.
Tutu sewed a green and purple top and matching pants and
wove a green grass skirt for Pamakani. Last Tutu adorned Pamakani's hair with a
beautiful purple Hibiscus flower.
She comes with her story and a certificate of authenticity.
Pamakani’s Mana attunes us to the spirit of Hawaii.
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