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Kakau Alphabet: Hawaiian Tattoo Symbols

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Alphabet of Kakau terms

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Kakau Alphabet: Hawaiian Tattoo Symbols
 

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Alphabet of Kakau terms

by Uliana
B
C
F
H
I
M
N
O
P
R
S
T
U
W

Starts with B

Material used to fashion the moli, a comb-like tool for tapping ink into skin.

Starts with C

Liquid mixed with plant-based colors to help create the ink for marking.

Starts with F

Symbol of prosperity and a strong link between people and the sea.

Starts with H

Wooden mallet used to strike the comb and apply ink into the skin.

Starts with I

Carbon-based color drawn from natural materials to create the tattoo.

Starts with M

Bone or tusk tool shaped like a comb used to apply ink.

Starts with N

Example of a Native Hawaiian whose Kakau guides values and course.

Starts with O

Context for motifs like waves and makau, central to Hawaiian identity.

Starts with P

Darkness from which life emerges, a Pō motif on the forearm spiral.

Starts with R

Attitude shown toward ancestors, family, and community in Kakau practice.

Starts with S

Sacred energy believed to be in Tiki figures and protective designs.

Starts with T

Deified ancestor figure believed to hold spiritual power and protection.

Starts with U

The mark created on the skin by tapping—what the tattoo becomes.

Starts with W

Symbol of life, continuity, and connection to the sea in designs.

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