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I would ask how come you got interested in kapa making.

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How long did it take for the longest piece of kapa.

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How does kapa stay together even though it's being beat?

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why is wauke the best material for kapa?

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How did you learn to make kapa

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When did kapa making start and who started kapa making.

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Why side you like making kapa

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I would ask him how do they make super big Kapa blankets.

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How old were you when you started to make kapa.

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I would ask a kapa master how long does it take to cut the wauke

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How long did it take you to master kapa beating

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How long have you been beating Kapa?

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I would as a kapa master take care of my wauke everyday to make the bark nice to make kapa and how is the wauke so powerful that when it's getting beaten, it still stays together.

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You need the wooden kapa beater on stone first then the wood that you use to beat on and the rectangle beater. Then you dry it.

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What are the best techniques in beating kapa

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How did you learn to make kapa

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How long does it take you to pound 5 pieces.

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I would ask how did you get inspired to do this. And when did you start.

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How long have you been doing this

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Is there other plants to be able to make kapa too?

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How can we contribute to the survival of the kapa making and how long have they been doing it and how they get inspired

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you need a cutter, a beater, a rock wauke , and wood surface.

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6. What is a question that we could ask a Kapa master?

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6. What is a question that we could ask a Kapa master?

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You need these following materials: wauke, opihi, niho mano, dye, water, beater, rock

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Wauke,something to scrape the wauke,kapa pounder,rock,water,block of wood

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The actual Wauke bark after you've taken off the outer bark with an opihi shell then cutting off the actual piece that you are making it then soaking it in water and beating it with a pounder on a rock and pounding it on a block of wood then leaving it in the sun to dry

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ErYThe Stone,water, wauke, pounder, first you get a stone then you peal the bark off with a  opihi shell and then you put it in water to soak then make the kapa withheld the pound

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water,a big rock, kapa,beating stick called 'kua la'au'

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4. What are the important materials needed for kapa making?

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4. What are the important materials needed for kapa making?

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It was a material that the hawaiians used to make clothes and blankets and capes. They also used it for religious reasons and you can find kapa today by using the wauke plant and pounding it.

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It was important to us because the ancient Hawaiians used it for blankets, mats, capes, for higher order people (Chiefs) and for religious practices also, Hawaiian idols were decorated with it, to show that the gods lived inside of them. You can find kapa today from the plants Wauke and Laumana and from people who practice the traditions.

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kapa is in are culture and It is used for clothes, fish nets, blankets, used as cloth and it is what are ancestors used to make so it is really important to use today. To keep the kapa making going the Ho'olulea provided us to make our own  Kapa. They also give kapa to kids to pound at Ho'olulea.

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Kapa making Is important because it applies to our hawaiin culture, it connects us to our ancestors and most of all we get to learn something new . You can often make clothes and blankets and pillows. You can also use it as a medicine to apply to your mouth, to make us have a sustainable life.  Back then our ancestors relied on the soft thin kapa. To answer back to our ancestors, we need the kapa plant to be in our life

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This was a part of our culture, we used this Kapa for many things. 7 legends had Kapa in it, one legend was when Maui calmed the sun and Maui's mother, Hina, was not able to dry her Kapa, so Maui slowed the sun. It can connect us with our ancestors. The Wauke plants sap can be used as a medicine applied to the mouth. The Kapa could be dyed and the woman or girl who made it made their own impression and it could be used to make blankets, clothes, etc...

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Back then Hawaiians used kapa for,clothing,mats, and blankets. Now us as Hawaiians don't use kapa that often. Now we use it for gifts, decorations, and others, but back then they used it for everything. It's important to us because it is a part of history of Hawaii.👍🏽

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5. Why is Kapa making so important? What is its value to our society?

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5. Why is Kapa making so important? What is its value to our society?

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This is a deep question, don't just put a quick answer...

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We can water it and give it the nutrition it needs to survive. And also keep the invasive plants away. Oh, and also not cut any baby ones so it can grow and be able to repopulate it so it doesn't die out  For question 2

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First you strip off a piece of inner wauke bark, soak it in seawater for a few days, then when it's ready to pound , keep pounding the wauke until it feels like cloth... You can make designs of your need if you want to.

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You peel off the bark from the Wauke plant then soak it in salt water for about 3 weeks, then take it out and squeeze the water into a bucket or container then dry it a little they your ready.  You put some water on the dried kapa then pound it to expand it.  When your done pounding it with your wood kapa beaters, and it's all dry, you can print on it with dyes from Hawaiian plants. Then you got your beautiful kapa plant.

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First you peel off the bark of the Wauke tree. Then u soak um in water so it become disinigrated so u peel it off then u put in a cup and you squeeze all the water so it can equal a 15x24 inch piece.

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First u strip the bark, then u soak it in water and beat it, then u beat it again and add an impression into it that is yours only and let it dry

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First, you skin  the outer skin and then take the inner bark and soak it for about 2-3 days. Then, you pound it on a long rectangular prism until it is shaped like a mat,blanket, or clothes how you want it. Then you let it dry  and  way it down with rock and leave it outside for 2-3 hours.

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1.You have to strip the outer skin ('ili), most people scrape everything leaving only the pale yellow bark inside. As you pull strips, you should be careful, so the wauke would have long intact fibers. Only take what you need.
2. Clean your stalk.
3. Take a knife, or a 'niho māno, and make a straight slit down your stalk, makesure  to start from the thicker end of the tree
4. Using your figure nails or a shell pull cut edges backwards from the slit and lossen from the pith.
5. Use water and beat the kapa
6. Let it dry in the sun🌅

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3. From the Wauke tree, how is Kapa made? 

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3. From the Wauke tree, how is Kapa made? 

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Please make your answers is detailed and step- by-step, as if I am going to make Kapa from your instructions.

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Also you need to make sure you cut all the leaves off because you can't have holes in it.First to grow the kapa plant, Laumana or Wauke, it's needs are a wide range of soil and   lots of sun, but needs to be watered everyday! When it's about the size of a broom stick you can remove it and use it for kapa. Within 2-3 months you can put it in your yard for further growth. Also you need to remove the leaves because you can't have holes in the kapa.

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When it's small watch out for it, don't step on it, and while its growing and getting bigger only take what we need and water it every 2-3 days tops. Also don't remove it from the Aina and let it grow. For the kapa Plant it needs sun and a wide range of soft soil to grow.  But needs acceptional watering.

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It needs a good amount of water and a big range of soil for it. Take off the leafs so it can grow to be a successful plant.

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We can set the plant in a wide range of soil, by watering it ,putting it in the sunlight, and making sure that it requires steady watering to include a great growth, and where there is protection from the wind. Nurtured and carefully tended by both men and women, wauke was grown around the Loi taro pond fields and near home sights in thick stands of 8-9 foot tall trees. One of the varieties of kapa that is grown in Hawaii is called laumana. Laumana doesn't require much attention. 👍🏾

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To take care of the plant you water it, make sure it gets lots of sunshine every day. And the plant needs to have moist soil. We can keep an eye on it so that you know when is the fight time to peel to make the kapa. And make it for your family. Also you have to keep in the sun so that it can sook the mount ire for it . And you have take of the branches so it won't grow out and it won't grow straight and will be able to peel the bark from inside.

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Give it a steady water source so it doesn't drown out the roots, give it lots of sunshine, good soil would also contribute and make sure to keep it from being stepped on or crushed by anything.
(Revised) You have to let it grow in a moist, very sunny, area rich in soil that is protected from the wind, and carefully nurture it to let it grow. Can grow to 50 ft, but if cultivated it grows short

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Take off the leaves for the Wauke to grow staight up and become a long and AWESOME piece of Kapa, lots of sun, moist area, good climate.

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2. How can we Malama the trees to get the best materials for Kapa?

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2. How can we Malama the trees to get the best materials for Kapa?

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Wauke plant and it can be found in the garden next to what used to be Kumu Saiki's room next to the red ti leaf

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You can use Laumana or Wauke plant to make kapa. This is the Wauke tree found outside of the science class on Kamehameha Maui campus.  Wrong tree!!!! That is papaya.

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Second Anwser out of campus in dry condontion
First Anwser Wauke

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It is in the science garden by the Red tealeaf and it is called wauke

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Wauke is the plant the kappa comes from and you can find it behind the tea leaf.

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Wauke plant it is located behind kumu seiki class

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The  plant that involves kapa is called wauke.  Wauke is also  the plant that is used for dye. You can find wauke in a place that experiences wet and dry conditions, and has a wide range of soil. It is located behind kumu mokiaus classroom.

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1. What type of plant does Kapa come from and where can we find it outside on campus?

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1. What type of plant does Kapa come from and where can we find it outside on campus?

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I know that Kapa has to be pounded and that it has to be put in tee leef before you put the design on the Kapa.

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You need to strip the kapa from a tree and then pound it.

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First u strip off bark then u pound it using a kapa beater while keeping it damp using some water. U can also dye it with different dyes and u can also make designs using design tools on it. Then u can make it into clothes, blankets, mats, etc...

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You can make designs and clothing and blankets ?

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What you do is put water on it then pound to stretch it out. We use it for mats now and even ancient Hawaiian used it for these things. This is a very useful source for human needs.

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You can make designs with different dyes from natural plants

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What I know about the kapa is that when you have the plant you can take the skin off and take the inside and pound it and you have to leave it to dry to sook up the moustrie

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Times use for deTimes use for decorations What I know about kapa is that it was natural use for clothes and blankets for people and some

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You can use it to wear.

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First you need to find a certain type of tree and strip of the bark, then you soak it in seawater for a few days to soften it up before you start pounding the bark/material you are going to use. Once you thinned it out and it's soft from poundind, then you can make designs on it with a piece of wood that's carved with your personal design .

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I saw people pounding kapa at the hoolaulea. It is something you pound with a kapa beater and you can make blankets and clothing

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Wet it then pound it

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You use a beater to pound it which makes it longer.Kapa is when u have to pound it and use it as clothing or blankets. You pound it and leave it in the sun🌞 There are many designs on the kapa. One of my family members owns Kapa

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One connection that I had was at the hoolaulea and I pounded it with different textures.🤗🤗🤗 and pound the textures on the kapa to make it stronger🍦🍦🍦

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What you do is wet it first and then you should make clothes or designs like that blanket.

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That you need to wet it 1 and a while

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I know that the Hawaiians use to make all of there clothes out of Kapa and the use to pound the kapa and beat to make there clothes and blankets

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You pound it

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kapa is part of the hawaiian culture and is pounded. It is used To make clothes, sheets, etc. The same plant that is used to make the kapa is the same plant used to make the dye for the kapa. The plant is called wauke. At the ho'olaule'a , they had a section where we could pound kapa. We have an upcoming field trip to paeloko which is where they will teach us about kapa and we will experience different things with kapa.

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You can beat it to make patterns and make dyes to color it. It can be made into blankets, clothes, and other stuff. It is made from a tree's bark.

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We can make blankets and hats. Hawaiians use it for many things.

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I know that they pound it with a stick to make clothes, blankets, mats and more.

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You can pound it and let it dry for a long time

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kapa is made for blankets and for clothes and mats. You use a stick to pound it to make it to a blankets. You could use die to put designs when it's dry.

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.You can make a blanket out of it and a mat and you can put a design on it and you can pound it.

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It is made from a plant and is pounded to make a cloth for blankets and clothes

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Kapa