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Silver Earrings

Crochet Earrings

Hina-a-ka-malama Sterling Silver Earrings Meaning of the design: Hina of the Moon - most notably associated with the moon, however also appearing in various forms of fish, coral, plants and winds. Hina represents power of growth and production. Hawaiian Jewelry, Fine Craft, Quality Gift, Wooden Bowls, Sterling Silver Earrings, Growth, Coral, Artisan, Moon

Hawaiian Jewelry

Sterling Silver Earrings

Hina-a-ka-malama Sterling Silver Earrings Meaning of the design: Hina of the Moon - most notably associated with the moon, however also appearing in various forms of fish, coral, plants and winds. Hina represents power of growth and production.

Kamapua'a Louis Vuitton Damier, Original Art, Ceramics, Contemporary, My Style

Louis Vuitton Damier

Maui a Ka La Meaning of the piece: Maui of the Sun - A very unique legend is found among the widely-scattered Polynesians. Representing strength and determination. Scattered, Determination, Polynesian, Maui, Crochet Earrings

Crochet Earrings

Maui a Ka La Meaning of the piece: Maui of the Sun - A very unique legend is found among the widely-scattered Polynesians. Representing strength and determination.

...These unique modern pieces of jewelry based on traditional kakau and ‘ohe kapala designs, are created with the hope that you too may identify with and make your own personal connection to and interpretation of these patterns. May these pieces of art serve to remind and connect you, to give you strength, growth, and fortitude, and to honor “Na mea ho’onani” (the beautiful things) of our culture and our kupuna . ‘O wau iho no, Sonny Ching Rope Bracelet, Mens Bracelet, Give, Bamboo, Art Pieces, Print Design

...These unique modern pieces of jewelry based on traditional kakau and ‘ohe kapala designs, are created with the hope that you too may identify with and make your own personal connection to and interpretation of these patterns. May these pieces of art serve to remind and connect you, to give you strength, growth, and fortitude, and to honor “Na mea ho’onani” (the beautiful things) of our culture and our kupuna . ‘O wau iho no, Sonny Ching