Tahitian Lauhala Roll Black sometimes you can't get a

sometimes you can't get a bunch of ti leaves together (whether it's the weather or it's just not available)

6 US gal (10l)

A pride in quality goes into every stitch

Span of the fan measures approximately 15-16" including fringe

Then turn until ties are in the back or side depending on your preference

Tahitian Lauhala Roll Black sometimes you can't get aAttention creative crafters! Lauhala (pandanus) or raufara (as it is known in Tahiti) is one of the most used and versatile source of weaving materials in Polynesia. Since ancient times, these islanders have made an art of weaving. They've woven baskets, mats, bracelets, fans and inumerable other practical and decorative items. To prepare the leaves, they are first dried in the sun. The thorns are stripped off and are soaked in water to clean and