In 2014, Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative (HLRI) commissioned the second collection of featherwork art reproductions, a replica of the cape and helmet of Hawaiian High Chief Ke‘eaumoku Pāpa'iahiahi, created to represent our and our Legacy Partners’ commitments to support the restoration of Hawaii’s forests, endangered birds, and other species.

Joy MiyamotoJune 28, 2024Ahu ula, Papaiahiahi, Cape 2

‘Ahu ‘ula o Kahekilinuiʻahumanu

In 2020, Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative (HLRI) commissioned a replica of the cape and helmet of Hawaiian High Chief Kahekili. The collection will remain on permanent display at Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk.

Joy MiyamotoJanuary 28, 2022Ahu ula, cape 5, kahekili, embassy suites waikiki

‘Ahu ‘ula O Kīwala'ō

In 2016, Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative commissioned the 4th collection of featherwork art reproductions: a cape and helmet worn by High Chief Kīwala'ō, created to represent our and our Legacy Partners’ commitments to support the restoration of Hawaii’s forests, endangered birds, and other species.

Joy MiyamotoAugust 30, 2019Ahu ula, cape 4, kiwalao, alohilani

‘Ahu ‘ula O Kekūhaupi‘o

In 2016, Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative (HLRI) commissioned the third collection of featherwork art reproductions, a replica of the cape and helmet of Hawaiian High Chief Kekūhaupi‘o, created to represent our and our Legacy Partners’ commitments to support the restoration of Hawaii’s forests, endangered birds, and other species.

Joy MiyamotoAugust 30, 2019Ahu ula, Cape 3, HCC, Kekuhaupio

‘Aha ‘ula

Hawaiian feather capes and the legacy of our forest.