Aliʻi Nui in yellow ceremonial cloak during rain observance
Ceremonial Record · PKA-CER-2024-003
Record class
Contemporary Atooi Record
Catalogue era: Contemporary Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
Description
The Aliʻi Nui standing in ceremonial observance with gathered attendees during rain, wearing a yellow ceremonial cloak and lei, documented as part of the Kingdom's public ceremonial life.
Record Details & Provenance
- Date
- Date not established
- Category
- Ceremonial Record
- Accession ID
- PKA-CER-2024-003
- Classification
- Classification under review
- Catalogue era
- Contemporary Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
- Review date
- 2026-09-18
- Location
- Hawaiʻi
- Event
- Public Ceremonial Observance
- Record type
- Photographic Record
- Context
- Ceremonial Record
- Source type
- Photograph
- Relationship classification
- Royal / Chiefly Relationship · Ceremonial Recognition · Photographic Documentation
- Collection
- Kingdom Ceremonies
- Credit
- Kingdom Ceremonies
- Condition
- excellent
- Rights
- Kingdom of Atooi Archives
- Source filename
- ceremony-alii-nui-rain-observance.jpg
- Status
- Public
This entry is catalogued as Photographic Record. A photograph documenting a person, place, object, or occasion. Evidence standards.
Cite this record
- Record identifier
- PKA-CER-2024-003
- Title
- Aliʻi Nui in yellow ceremonial cloak during rain observance
- Date of record
- Date not established
- Review date
- 2026-09-18
- Canonical address
- https://kingdomofatooi.com/archives/record/cer-003
Suggested citation
Office of the Archive, Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. “Aliʻi Nui in yellow ceremonial cloak during rain observance.” PKA-CER-2024-003. Date not established. Record reviewed 2026-09-18. https://kingdomofatooi.com/archives/record/cer-003
Archive Categories
- Royal / Chiefly Relationship
- A documented relationship between the Aliʻi Nui or the Royal House and another hereditary, royal, or chiefly house.
- Ceremonial Recognition
- Honours, welcomes, investitures, or protocol observances extended in a ceremonial setting. Ceremonial acts are cultural and customary, not legal or diplomatic determinations.
- Photographic Documentation
- A photograph documenting a person, place, object, or occasion. A photograph documents what is visible in it and establishes nothing beyond that.
Subjects
Aliʻi Nui · Ceremony · Lei · Public Observance
Access
Certified reproductions and full source files may be requested through the archive access request.