Kafa Pulu Pekepeka – Rustic Red

Kafa in Tongan culture refers to a traditional type of sennit or braided rope made from the fibers of the coconut husk—particularly from the niu kafa (a variety of coconut with long, coarse husk fibers).

🌴 What Is Kafa?

• Material: Made from the coir (fibrous husk) of mature coconuts.

• Process:

  • The husks are soaked to soften the fibers.

  • Fibers are beaten, dried, and then twisted or braided into long strands.

• Appearance: Naturally brown or tan; sometimes dyed (e.g., black or red) for ceremonial or decorative purposes.

• Vibrant Colour : Rustic Red