I am so impressed with the quality of the fabric & print. I love these a lot!
The fabric & design is very good. The fabric has a nice softness to it. I am giving these out as gifts!
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Now you have the option to use select bundles commercially
This month our new products are centered around items that have been most requested by all of our customers since the start of 2024
Hand watercolored artwork by Native Hawaiian artist, Emily States celebrating the love of muumuu here in Hawaii.
Join us online for a special watercolor workshop with Emily States as she demonstrates basic watercolor techniques while opening up about her experiences as a Native Hawaiian artist. All supplies are included.
This is a completely new product for us! Made-to-order ulu leggings in black and white. Designed by Emily States here in Hawaii and crafted by a NC based company, we hope you love these as much as we do!
Our Clearance and Last Call Items
We love to celebrate Hawaiian and plants by creating and designing with them. By featuring them on our designs we can share them with people all over the world and so can you!
Through her social media content, art, and products, Emily States inspires others to connect with Hawaiian Language and Culture on a deeper level.
Emily is a mom of 3 and self-taught watercolor artist and surface designer. She and her husband focused on revitalizing the Hawaiian language in their family before branching out into Hawaiian plants and other practices.
Hawaii has a long history of false narratives and over commercialization. Emily is passionate about helping you to experience what is Hawaiian through a more authentic lens while providing opportunities to support local and preserve traditions.
"Your content is real. You share your ups and downs, good and bad days. I can totally relate. I love watching your process from start to finish. When you’re not feeling it and redo your pieces to perfection. You stick to your theme. Your native flowers. But not only do you paint them. You educate on them. It’s not like a random person saying ooh that’s pretty let’s sell it. Every flower has meaning and you share its use, which brings value to your art."
"[Emily's content] is helpful, with good vibes, to build community. I love that it is very educative on the Hawaiian culture and language. I learn how to respect it and honor it for what it is. It confronts me on my own mistakes and biases in a very tactful and genuine way which I appreciate."
What about Kaulumaika resonates with you? "Perpetuating Hawaiian language in a commerce and creative space, in addition to creating an environment that feels inclusive for all."
Feature endemic, indigenous, and Polynesian introduced Hawaiian plants and people. They tell stories of Hawaii and help you to look stylish, feel good, and perpetuate Hawaiian Culture.