Tools (Mea Hana) when weaving lauhala can be made with hard woods, bamboo or like these, bone.

This Hawaiian Pump Drill (Wili) is very effective in drilling small holes. The traditional bits would have been made of a cone shell, obsidian, shark tooth or even a rats tooth. Today a simple metal nail is flattened and filed to create a sharp point

Hawaiian utility knife for cutting, carving and shaving.

Example: For carving designs on the Iekuku and cutting bark off wauke.

Kit includes: prep cut and drilled handle, shark tooth prep drilled, cordage, bamboo and twist tie aids.