- koʻa (shrines), a
multitude of wahi pana (sacred places), and at
small kuahu (altars) in
individual homes.
Although it is
unclear when
settlers first...
- (in
vague descending order of sacredness)
exist mele **** (prayer), hula
kuahu (ritual dance), kūʻauhau (cosmogeny), koʻihonua (genealogy), hānau (birth)...
-
Native Hawaiians into kiʻi. Hala pepe
represented the
goddess Kapo on the
kuahu (altar)
within a hālau hula (building
which hula was
taught or performed)...
- A
Hawaiian kuahu (altar) near the
junction of
Saddle Road and
Mauna Kea
Access Road,
Mauna Kea in the background...
-
yellow kapa and
scented with ʻōlena (Cur****a longa), was
placed on the
kuahu (altar)
inside of a hālau hula (building in
which hula was performed). This...
- was
important as
evidenced by the
kuahu, or altar,
which stood in the hālau
space and
required constant care. The
kuahu was
adorned with
greenery in honor...
-
Xiaoshan District of Hangzhou, Zhejiang.
Attractions at
Xianghu include the
Kuahu bridge cultural site, the world's
oldest canoe, and the site of Wangcheng...
