Cloak that the Hawaiian chiefs wore as a symbol of their high social status. Feather and vegetale fibre. Polynesia. Hawaiian Islands, United States. Last third of the 18th century. Museum of the Americas. Madrid, Spain.

18TH CENTURY • 18TH CENTURY, THE • 18TH • AMERICA • AMERICAN • AMERICANS • AMERICAS • ART • ARTS • BOSS • CACIQUE • CAPE • CHANGING ROOM • CHIEF (TRIBAL) • CHIEF OF THE TRIBE • CHIEF • CHIEFTAIN • CIVILISATION • CIVILIZACION • CIVILIZATION • CLOAK • CLOTHES • CLOTHING • CLOTHINGS • COSTUME • COURSE • CRAFT • CRAFTSMANSHIP • CROP • CROPS • CULTIVATION • CULTURAL • CULTURE • CULTURES • DECORATED • DRESS • DRESSED • EDUCATION • EEUU • EMBLEM • EPOCH • ERA • ETHNOGRAPHY • FEATHER ART • FEATHER • FEATHERS • FORCE • FORTIFICATION • GARMENT • HABIT • HANDICRAFT • HARVEST • HARVESTING • HAWAII • HAWAIIAN ISLANDS • HAWAIIAN • HIGH RANK • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY • INDÍGENA • INDIGENAS • INDIGÈNE • INDIGENOUS PEOPLE • INDIGENOUS PEOPLES • INDIGENOUS • INDUMENTARIA • INHABITANTS • ISLAND • ISLANDS • LAYER • LEGEND • LOOM • MADRID CITY • MANTLE • MENSWEAR • MUSEUM OF AMERICA • MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAS • MUSEUM • MUSEUMS • NATIVE PEOPLES • NATIVE • NATIVES • OCEANIA • OWNERSHIP • PACIFIC • PERIOD • POLYNESIA • POLYNESIAN FOLK ART • POLYNESIAN • POLYNESIANS • POPULATION • POWER (POLITICAL) • POWER • POYNESIAN • PROPERTY • ROBE • RULE (POLITICAL) • RULE • SCENE • SIMBOLOS • SOCIAL RANK • SOCIAL STATUS • SOCIETY • STRENGTH • SUIT • SYMBOL • TAILOR • TALL • TEXTILE • TEXTILES AND CLOTHING • TEXTILES • TISSUE • TRIBAL ELDERS • TRIBAL • TRIBE CHIEF • UNITED STATES • UPPER CLASS • VEGETABLE FIBER • VEGETABLE FIBRE • WALL • WEARING • WEAVING • WRAP