Lafo Anklets are a traditional accessory worn for Tongan Mako and Kailao (war dances). As the dancer moves, the lafo creates a rhythmic rattling sound that enhances the performance and complements the beat of the music.

In Samoa, a similar accessory is known as Kifa and is used in much the same way.

Each pair is handmade in Hawaiʻi using natural materials and features a braided cord for a comfortable, secure fit and adorned at the bottom of each set with strips of hau/fau. Each side measures approximately 3 feet long, including approximately 11 inches of adjustable ties. The hanging lafo seeds are spaced approximately 1.5 inches apart and hang approximately 3.5 inches down, creating a balanced look and producing a crisp, rhythmic sound with movement.

Simply wrap the ties around your ankle and secure with a knot. Sold as a pair.

Product Details:
- Handmade in Hawaiʻi
- Traditional accessory for Tongan Mako & Kailao performances
- Creates a natural rhythmic rattling sound while dancing
- ~ 3 feet long (each side)
- ~ 11" adjustable ties
- Lafo seeds hang ~ 3.5" down
- ~ 1.5" spacing between hanging lafo seeds
- Sold as a pair