Kaulehelehe Print - 12"x18" linen This classy set of brushed

This classy set of brushed metal poi pounder shaped earrings has a dangling pair of vintage puka shell beads sandwiching a tiny *`ulu maika shaped lava stone bead (NOTE* lava beads are from Indonesia)

Machine Washable

Each card gives a brief mo`olelo of the subject and conforms to mailing standards

Moi were such an important staple to the ancient Hawaiians that they would build ponds to farm them and help the population grow making sure this fish would never go extinct

To prolong oxidization of metal— store jewelry in a dry place

Kaulehelehe Print - 12"x18" linen This classy set of brushed"KAULEHELEHE" is one in a group of vintage travel posters from "Hawaiians in the Pacific Northwest" series. Hawaiians or "Kanakas" were established with Fort Vancouver in 1829 and living in the Village, one of the largest settlements in the West during its time. The artwork tells the story of William Kaulehelehe and his wife Mary Ka`ai and their time at Fort Vancouver. ABOUT THE PRINT The 12"x18" print is produced on a full color press on textured