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Now you have the option to use select bundles commercially
This month's collection features all Native Hawaiian Plants in an array of colors. Preorders open online on Thursday, April 25th, at 5pm Hawaii Time and close on Friday, April 26th, at 8pm Hawaii Time. Preorder fabrics take 5-6 weeks to be fulfilled.
What's new in the shop?
Restocking
Hand watercolored artwork by Native Hawaiian artist, Emily States celebrating the love of muumuu here in Hawaii.
Painting Kits
Using watercolor as a medium to learn about Native Hawaiian Plants is one of the best ways to enjoy yourself and remember what you are learning. These painting kits give you the opportunity to paint Hawaiian plants without the stress of drawing them.
New Product
Celebrate the rainbow of color and beauty we have in Hawaii nei with the newest of our Mai poina ia'u collection. "Mai poina ia'u" means, "Don't forget me." This design is a reminder to not forget our Native Hawaiian Plants. Available in keiki and makua sizes.
Our Clearance and Last Call Items
Beautiful fabric! I can look at it all day, it just makes me happy. 😊
Mahalo nui for these amazing coloring pages! I love that these bring awareness to our ʻāina and our lāhui. Me ke aloha.
Ordering was easy and Delivery was Fast.
Everything went Perfect and Smooth.
STOKED! with my new PAPALE.
MAHALO
I love these stickers! My grand daughters loved these too! I can never have enough of these!
I love the quality and cut of the tank top. It was perfect! Will order more…
The design and colors of this print are stunning!
Love their Kapa Moe! Perfect for movie night or a flight to Tutu’s house! My Keiki love the colors of this design!
Beautiful print and colors on this fabric! I love it! Mahalo Emily!
Mahalo nui for these clipart Hawai’i! Perfect for our curriculum.
I love your clip art and look forward to your monthly drops. I use them to keep my school newsletters fresh for our staff. Mahalo e Kaulumaika!
I loved the water color muumuu clipart. Beautifully designed especially during the Merry Monarch time.
I love this print. The canvas material is the perfect thickness. I am so excited to work with it.
New Items in the Shop!
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.
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