photo: Sam Low.
Hawaiian Hula nonverbally communicates traditions, values, history. Let's learn about it! We can start here with this two minute video by National Geographic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXtQNVXNu-A
At this site our students, parents, and community share and build what we know about communication that is non verbal. Join in the conversation and add to our knowledge!
Welcome to hulilau!
In Hawaiian culture, the hulilau is a calabash gourd that holds a food offering. This food offering is our symbolic starting point when thinking, learning, sharing and writing about NonVerbal Communication.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Let's think of food traditions as non-verbal communication.
Sharing food is a rich cultural experience. And the nonverbal elements are fundamental. Between cultures, sharing of food is a primal nonverbal communication. Hawaiians have a tradition of sharing food in a calabash bowl such as this one.
To see more beautiful calabash bowls click on this link: http://www.volcanogallery.com/KoaWoodBowls.htm
To see more beautiful calabash bowls click on this link: http://www.volcanogallery.com/KoaWoodBowls.htm
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