Boki & Liliha

Title	Boki & Liliha
Reference	PP-96-2-002
Description	Series - PP Box # - 96 Folder # - 2 Image # - 002 Title - Boki & Liliha Description - Ornaments - Hayter's painting of Boki and Liliha is fine example of Hawaiians in native costume. Liliha wears neck ornament of braided human hair with pendant of ivory (lei niho palaoa). Boki wears feather cloak, helmet.; Bis. Mus.; University of Hawaii, Committee for the Preservation of Hawaiian Language and Culture; [from the front]: BOKI. Governor of Wahu of the Sandwich Islands. And His Wife. LILIHA. Photo Credit - Hayter, John Gift Of - University of Hawaii; Committee for the Preservation of Hawaiian Language and Culture Negative Number - 30,179; PC 140-A; HC 140-A Display Date - 1824 September Start Date - 09/01/1824 End Date - 09/31/1924 Contributed Metadata - Description: Liliha wears a lei niho palaoa, made of braided human hair with an ivory pendant, and feather lei hulu on her head. Boki wears a feather cloak and mahiole or helmet. Drawing by English artist John Hayter (1800-1895). Keywords: Royalty Title: Boki, 1787-1830? and Liliha, ca. 1800-1839. Date: 1824 Photographer: Hayter, John, 1800-1895.
ID	ark:70111/1Dvm
Level	Record
Parent ID	ark:70111/0k4X
Start Date	1824-09-01
End date	1924-09-30
Closure Type	Open
Open/Closed	true
Closure Status	Open document, open description