Lush and beautiful verdure; a place where beautiful plants thrive; festively adorned. Lit., Decorative growth.
Uluwehi digital print for mobile devices. Fun tip: use in your stories and apple watch!
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Uluwehi digital print for mobile devices. Fun tip: use in your stories and apple watch!
By clicking download, you acknowledge to use this artwork for personal use only and to not alter, distort, or use for profit and agree to our artwork terms and conditions.
For VIP Hui members only. Please sign into your customer account to access. If donʻt have one, click the link to create an account for access.
By clicking download, you acknowledge to use this artwork for personal use only and to not alter, distort, or use for profit and agree to our artwork terms and conditions.
Uluwehi digital print for mobile devices. Fun tip: use in your stories and apple watch!
By clicking download, you acknowledge to use this artwork for personal use only and to not alter, distort, or use for profit and agree to our artwork terms and conditions.
Uluwehi with alemanaka (calendar) for Pepeluali (February) 2022.
For VIP Hui members only. Please sign into your customer account to access. If donʻt have one, click the link to create an account for access.
By clicking download, you acknowledge to use this artwork for personal use only and to not alter, distort, or use for profit and agree to our artwork terms and conditions.
By clicking download, you acknowledge to use this artwork for personal use only and to not alter, distort, or use for profit and agree to our artwork terms and conditions.
Lei wili is a style of lei making where you wind/twist/turn using a variety of foliage, binding it to a base (most times lāʻī [ti leaf] or twine is used). Often times, lei makers will create their pattern by selecting materials based on availability, color, shape, texture, and/or meaning. Lei wili is often used as lei poʻo (lei for your head) or lei ʻāʻī (lei for your shoulders). Uluwehi is inspired by plants found in our back yard and is a lei wili papa, a style of lei making where the decorative material is lashed to a center cord with a wrapping technique, often used to make lei pāpale, or lei poʻo.
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.
