Join us and Mālama ʻĀina this Holiday season with Island Harvest and Kākou Collective. We have a goal to plant 150 ʻulu trees in the historic ahupuaʻa of Puehuehu on the island of Hawaiʻi. This land, originally granted by Kamehameha III is being put into a conservation easement with Hawaiʻi Island Land Trust, guaranteeing it will never be developed on. For every tree planted, Island Harvest will match us tree for tree with the goal of planting 150 trees in total. These ʻulu trees will benefit Hawaiʻi farmers, providing ʻulu for generations to come.
A percentage of the profits from these products will go towards sponsoring ʻulu trees.
No tree or tag will be shipped - these trees go to Island Harvest Hawaiʻi. We will be sure to send you a thank you card and set up a virtual tour for you to see your tree once its bigger :)
This washi was inspired by local lei stands, where strands of lei hang for customers to enjoy and purchase for various special occasions. We are e...
View full detailsPīkake is the Hawaiian name for Jasminum sambac, one of about a dozen Jasminum species grown in Hawaiʻi. The name is adapted from the word “peaco...
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Kalo (taro) is a staple plant native to Hawaiʻi. Kalo (taro) is the foundation plant of Kākou Collective. It is the representation of our ancestor...
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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 +...
View full detailsKalo Camouflage has been updated to not include lau "bullets." Our notepads feature original artwork to keep you inspired with touches of home, but...
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