Huku
Huku is a traditional musical instrument originating from the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, particularly in regions such as Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga, and other Polynesian cultures. The name "huku" is derived from the Polynesian language, where it generally refers to a type of percussion instrument, often a type of drum or xylophone-like instrument.
In Hawaiian culture, the huku is most commonly associated with the *huku lei*, a small, free-standing xylophone
In other Polynesian traditions, the term "huku" may also refer to different types of drums, such as
The huku is not only a musical instrument but also a symbol of cultural continuity. Its construction