
You like to say,
"I love Hawaiian Culture...,"
but what does that mean?

We understand that whether you're Hawaiian by ancestry, from Hawaii, or visiting the islands, you want to connect to Hawaii's unique identity. We're here to help.

New Women's Tees
La Kuokoa
Mai poina ia'u means, "Don't forget me." An important bridge between past, present, and future generations in preserving culture and traditions.

What the community is saying...
We Love Our Tees
"The tees are so soft and well made. They are perfect for the more curvy woman. The design was so well thought out and the words so meaningful. I gave one to a friend and within the next couple of hours she dropped by my house to tell me how much she loved hers. It was a great fit. Would love to see more colors and designs. Mahalo nui!" - Jamie

Design
La Kuokoa
This design tells the story of Timoteo Haalilio and his journey around the world for Hawaiian Independence, which was achieved in 1843.
Na Lei O Hawaii
Our largest lei collection to date. Lei are an artistic, symbolic, and signifiant aspect of Hawaiian culture. This collection captures the love we have for making, giving, and receiving lei.




New Educational Activity
Watercolor Painting Kit





Our Products
Help you connect personally with Hawaiian Culture
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Kakoo Maui
A collection of products and goods to help support Maui
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Original Artwork
A collection of original watercolor pieces
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Watercolor
Watercolor kits and supplies
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Kaulumaika Clipart
This collection of clipart is free for personal use! All you have...
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Meet the Artist
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.

You Want to connect with Hawaiian Culture But Don't know where to start.
Learn MoreTestimonials
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Punahele D.
"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."
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Sheyla S.
"[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."
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Kaimi H.
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."

A podcast for normalizing Hawaiian in your own home and community.
Listen NowOur Products
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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We share Hawaiian clipart each month that you can use for a wide variety of personal projects. Subscribe today to know when and what the next bundle will be.