Niau Blanc - Young Coconut Fibers How to Tie a Pareo sometimes referred to as Pahu

sometimes referred to as Pahu Tapa'e

the pu ili are used mostly in pairs and help the dancer keep rhythm to the music

Many of our i'i have been used in dance competitions and exhibitions throughout the world

so there are bound to become your favorite pair of leggings for a long time

Each bottle contains a dried tiare flower from Tahiti

Niau Blanc - Young Coconut Fibers How to Tie a Pareo sometimes referred to as PahuMake a dramatic style statement with niau blanc. Young coconut leaves bleached white. Polynesians have a use for just about every part of the coconut tree. This is one of the more decorative and creative uses. Dancers have been known to decorate Tahitian headdresses with niau (coconut) blanc, creating a stunning visual contrast and texture to the color dyed hau, shells, and seeds. Soft and pliable, the niau blanc can be twisted, braided, woven and