Washi (traditional Japanese paper) tape is a sustainable alternative to other tapes made with plastic film. Washi tape is made using fibers from the inner bark of the paper mulberry (kōzo - Japanese, waukē - Hawaiian) bush, the mitsumata shrub (Edgeworthia chrysantha), or the gampi tree.
Puakenikeni means ten-cent flower, pua meaning "flower" and kenikeni meaning "ten cents." Its name is derived from the early 1900's when visitors ...
View full detailsInspired by our beautiful Hawaiian rainbows, we were inspired to create our own Ānuenue collection. In this Washi tape box set are six [6] gold foi...
View full detailsThe final addition to our Kai Collection - 5 washi tapes in a gold foil collectors edition box. This collection Is a collaboration between Kea Pete...
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This washi features the indigenous plant - Naupaka. Inspired by the legend of naupaka, this print represents love enduring despite the distances th...
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