Hawaii Food & Wine Festival – 2021 Hawaii Food & Wine Festival Auction
Auction Ends: Oct 25, 2021 09:00 PM HST

Art

Haloa Lua High Fire Ceramics by Kainoa Makua

Item Number
564
Estimated Value
1500 USD
Opening Bid
625 USD

Item Description

For Hawaiians, Kalo is not only a source of food, it is also what bonds them to their culture and beliefs about the creation of man. According to the Kumulipo, the creation chant, the union of Wakea and Hoohokulani had a stillborn son and they named him Haloanaka. His lifeless body was buried and from him, sprouted the first Kalo. They then had another son, healthy and strong, who they named Haloa. The younger Haloa would respect and care for his older brother and in return, his older brother would provide him with sustenance and nourishment, and so the kalo grew abundantly throughout Hawaii.

Size: 16"H x 10"D

Item Special Note

Proceeds from this item will be split between the artist (80%) and PAI Foundation (20%). Pick up at HFWF office in Honolulu, otherwise shipping charges apply.

Donated By:

Kainoa Makua