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Ancient Hawai'ians used the 'ipu heke in ceremonial chants and hulas. When pounded on the ground together with the heel of your hands, the 'ipu heke produces a hollow drumming sound that resonates the rhythm and tempo throughout ones soul. The checkered designs frame the 'ipu heke and is accented by plumeria or frangipani. It is a fragrant, yet elegant flower that is synonymous with Polynesia.
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