Nalu Andrade’s work reflects a lifelong commitment to Hawaiian culture, connecting past and present while honoring the beauty of the natural world. Through
Nā Maka Kahiko, he strives to ensure the traditions and ʻike of the islands continue for future generations.
An accomplished artisan and cultural practitioner, Nalu’s primary medium is wood carving. His journey began at age six, inspired by the 1978 Hōkūleʻa voyage. As a high school student, he later assisted in lashing the renowned Hōkūleʻa, an experience that helped set the course...
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