Dec 15, 2025
Lehuauakea, Puka Komo 'Ekahi: Portal to Grant Permission, (painted bark cloth, pigments, gold leaf), 2024 [National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC, and New York, NY. © 2025 Lehuauakea]
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Lehuauakea, Puka Komo 'Ekahi: Portal to Grant Permission, (painted bark cloth, pigments, gold leaf), 2024 [National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC, and New York, NY. © 2025 Lehuauakea]
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Lehuauakea (Native Hawaiian) - Nehe (ochre pigment, wildfire charcoal, and 24k gold leaf on kapa, 2025)
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“I Walk With My Ancestors (1 of 2)” (2024), earth pigment and wildfire charcoal hand-painted on kapa (barkcloth), 29 x 61.5 inches, by Lehuauakea
Lehuauakea | MFA Boston
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Lehuauakea, “Mana Māhū” (2020), Oregon earth pigments and plant dyes on hand-beaten kapa
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Lehuauakea is a Native Hawaiian artist, kapa-maker (traditional Hawaiian barkcloth), and cultural practitioner.