KA HUKU HULU: THE FEATHERWORKER

Year: 1987
Reference: F98475
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 1987
Reference: F98475
Media type: Moving image

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Looks at the traditional Hawaiian artform of featherworking, which is used to produce cloaks, capes, headbands, helmets and standards. The documentary also examines the increasingly rare and endangered bird life from which the feathers are sourced, and featherworkers talk about their craft and demonstrate their skills. - Sleeve notes.