Sand Free Towel - “Naupaka Kahakai” Ho'ola Nā Pua It was most commonly worn

It was most commonly worn for the worship of the gods of hula and even used as a symbol of peace offering in times of battle

The word ʻula means "red" or "scarlet" and ʻulaʻula refers to a deeper red

and patterns to give an eye catching double exposure feel to each piece

Friends of ʻIolani Palace preserves

this special edition ALOHA Collection x Aloha de Mele collection honors the sacred stories woven through each lei

Sand Free Towel - “Naupaka Kahakai” Ho'ola Nā Pua It was most commonly wornFrom Mauna to Makai Inspired by the Naupaka flowers, this towel design features the "Naupaka Kahakai" or beach naupaka quilt design. This towel pairs perfectly with it's sister design, "Naupaka Kuahiwi" aka the mountian naupaka. The ultimate art towel! These unique and eco friendly towels are great for the beach, gym, and even your home. Each design is hand drawn in Hawaii by Oahu artist JT Ojerio. SPECS: Sand Free Suede Microfiber Light weight Made