Special Occasion Greeting Cards

Our Stacked card set is inspired by the act of giving lei to our loved ones for special occasions. Lei is a symbol of aloha and giving lei is an ex...

Mahalo Piha (wholehearted gratitude) is surrounded by native birds and plants. This card is part of our Kamanuʻailehua collection. Kamanuʻailehua r...

Our Stacked card set is inspired by the act of giving lei to our loved ones for special occasions. Lei is a symbol of aloha and giving lei is an ex...

Hoʻomaikaʻi: Congratulations Card Measures 4.25 x 5.5 and includes an envelope Blank Inside, perfect for personalization 110# Bright Linen Made in...

Me ʻoe kuʻu aloha: my love is with you, sending love  Stacked Lei: features pikake, puakenikeni, loke, pakalana Lei Bow: Pikake, Pakalana, Loke  C...

Lei Kī is made using the hilo (meaning to twist or braid) technique. Lāʻī (ti or kī leaves) are the most common material used and are believed to ...

Lei Nohea is a lei wili papa where the decorative material is lashed to a center cord with a wrapping technique, often used for lei pāpale (lei for...

This card features indigenous plant - Niu (Coconut). Niu is one of the most useful plants were almost every part of this tree can be repurposed int...

This card features indigenous plant - Hau. Hau is in the hibiscus family and can be repurposed into a range of items including cordage, spars of ou...

This card features endemic plant - ʻŌhelo. Bell-shaped flowers ripen into fat, round berries that range in color from deep magenta to light varying...

Live, Laugh, Love, Lei is a play on the popular motivational quote (live, laugh, love) with a fun local twist incorporating lei because it is a sy...

This punny card features a favorite native plant, kalo (taro) and is part of our Punny Native Hawaiian Plant Card Series and Kalo Series. Details +...

Kalo (taro) is a staple plant native to Hawaiʻi and is the representation of our ancestors and our tie to this ʻāīna (land). When planting the kalo...

Kupukupu is a long and narrow sword fern (Nephrolepis exaltata) indigenous to Hawaii and is one of the first plants to appear on lava fields.  Kupu...