Our Kolonahe collection is inspired the kui method of lei making (kui: to string pierced objects, as flowers in a lei). Lei is a symbol of aloha and giving lei is an extension of aloha. It can be given as a symbol of love, friendship, to celebrate, or even honor someone. While creating this collection, it brought back a memory of lei making with my cousin. The wind was gently blowing the smell of lei flowers and it felt like it filled the room. Lei flowers used: pīkake, loke, pakalana. Although these lei flower are not native to Hawaiʻi, they are local favorites and hold a special place in many hearts and memories.
Kolonahe: Gentle, pleasant breeze; gentle, mild; softly blowing.
Ka liʻa: Strong desire; yearning, amorous; to wish for ardently - this set was inspired by a memory and I wanted to bring it back and share it with...
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Our notepads feature original artwork to keep you inspired with touches of home, but keep you organized throughout your day. Manufactured locally i...
View full detailsOur Kolonahe greeting card bundle includes four [4] cards. Our Kolonahe collection is inspired the kui method of lei making (kui: to string pierced...
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Kui: To string pierced objects, as flowers in a lei Our Kolonahe collection is inspired the kui method of lei making (kui: to string pierced object...
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ʻOhuʻohu i nā lei: adorned/decked with lei Our Kolonahe collection is inspired the kui method of lei making (kui: to string pierced objects, as flo...
View full detailsNahele combines three lei (Lei Maile, Lei Wili, and Lei Kī) that are often made from foliage often found in our forests. Nahele: Forest, grove, wil...
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