Maori Weaving: The value of remembering who we are | One Ohana Sharing Aloha | EP.2 /5

[@suehedges]

This video is so powerful and emotional. The reason I’ve been back to the Polynesian Cultural Centre so often is because I just love immersing myself in the different Polynesian Cultural Centre. I went with my friend last time on the super ambassador tour. The guide took pictures of my friend tossing the poi balls.

[@polynesiancultural]

We're so glad you love the cultural immersion you experienced here. This is a place where we come together as one Ohana. We look forward see you again!

[@solophentii3468]

Thank you for your enormous passion and dedication to your culture, Hone. The Polynesian Cultural Center keeps a vein of heritage alive that truly does leave people speechless with its elegance- myself included. Wonderful video!

[@polynesiancultural]

We are proud to represent those who have gone before us. Hone does such a great job sharing this message every day. Thank you for sharing this passion with us!

[@douglasgrant2190]

I teach fiber crafting, with an emphasis on hand spinning and weaving. I tell all my students that my hands can teach them the skill, but only their ancestors can teach them the mastery of it. We are creating timeless things, things that go so far back into our history that the origins have been forgotten. It is when we forget that our culture is inextricably tied to the hands that make our tools, our crafts, our songs, our foods...that is when a culture dies. Our history, and out future are right there...in our hands.

[@bttmofthebrrlstudios]

Thank you for sharing this with us Hone :)

[@emadoraadgeorgeos1282]

about my view I consider polynesian culture is very unique and it is not less than our modern civil life at anyway... I really wish someday to live there very nice people kindly peaceful hearts 💕 with amazing rainforests and tropical beaches... so there I belong yes blessing to you.

[@bikingeveryday3841]

Great video

[@Kaiwaka11.11]

Aww you're beautiful Hone xx