🌿 The Sacred Beat of Hawaii – The Pahu Drum 🥁 More than just an instrument, the Pahu drum carries deep spiritual and cultural significance in Hawaiian traditions. 🌺 Carved from a single log, often breadfruit or coconut wood, and covered with sharkskin, its deep, resonant sound was once used in heiau (temples) to communicate with the gods. 🔱 Priests and chiefs played the Pahu in sacred ceremonies, believing its rhythmic beats connected them to their ancestors and the divine. 🌊 🎶 Today, the

Mr. Dulon presents this remarkably well-preserved Pahu Hula drum. __ Pahu Hula Drum Marquesas Islands Polynesia Wood, sharkskin, coconut fiber H. 53 cm – 20,8“ Provenance: Galerie Le Corneur Roudillon, Paris Collection of Jean Roudillon, Paris Publication: Madeleine Rousseau, Le Musée Vivant – L’art Océanien, Sa présence, No. 38 of the series, APAM, 1951, p. 98, fig. 177 Exhibition: Art du Pacifique, Indonésie – Océanie, Galerie Le Corneur Roudillon, Paris, January 24 – February 15, 1951 #Galeri

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Pahu-eas ta anay bag-o mag-agto it Kalibo. Kitakits sa Pastrana hinduna mga meg.☝️ | EJO of AKLAN