For Native Hawaiian Plant Month, we’re highlighting the plants that make Hawaiʻi special—plants that are rooted in culture, woven into moʻolelo, and still very much a part of our lives today. ʻŪlei (Osteomeles anthyllidifolia) is a native Hawaiian shrub found...
Pōhinahina: A Silvery Reminder of Strength and Resilience For Native Hawaiian Plant Month, we’re shining a light on the plants that make Hawaiʻi special—plants rooted in culture, connection, and kuleana. These plants are more than just beautiful—they’re storytellers, protectors, and...
Tucked into the damp, shaded slopes of Hawaiʻi’s forests, Microsorum spectrum is a native fern that carries not just one name—but two that speak to its cultural and visual significance: lauaʻe and peʻahi. In many communities across Hawaiʻi, this fern is...
The hau (Hibiscus tiliaceus) is one of those plants that quietly holds space in our daily lives here in Hawaiʻi—whether it’s growing wild along coastal roads or lending its branches to the shape of a hale. But this native hibiscus is...
Aloha, coloring enthusiasts and Hawaii lovers! We're thrilled to announce the release of our four brand-new coloring books, each celebrating a unique aspect of Hawaii's rich natural and cultural heritage. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant world...
Palapalai (Microlepia strigosa) is more than just a fern—it’s a symbol of reverence, artistry, and deep cultural connection in Hawaiʻi. You’ll find it growing wild in the uplands, its lacy, featherlike fronds stretching out toward the light, a gentle reminder...
By downloading, you understand and agree to the artwork use terms and conditions. Download This Months Art Here As we dive into 2024, we're excited to share our ongoing tradition: the monthly free digital download series. We're featuring various...
