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It starts with a checkerboard pattern. Then the lauhala curls, twisting across the squares, embellish the surface of this beautiful apolima.
Handwoven lauhala bracelet in natural Tahitian lauhala strands, woven in a maka moena (check) pattern. Additional strands are woven into the base in two rows of curls. This is a loose version of a diamond pattern.
Lauhala is a natural material with variations - made from leaves of the hala tree! Keep your lauhala bracelet dry - water can damage or ruin it.
If your bracelet does get wet, pat it gently with a dry cloth and let it dry completely in indirect sunlight.
Direct sunlight can fade the dye and dry out the natural leaves. When you’re not wearing it, store in a shady spot that’s cool and dry.
Sizes increase from left to right.
It starts with a checkerboard pattern. Then the lauhala curls, twisting across the squares, embellish the surface of this beautiful apolima.
Handwoven lauhala bracelet in natural Tahitian lauhala strands, woven in a maka moena (check) pattern. Additional strands are woven into the base in two rows of curls. This is a loose version of a diamond pattern.
Lauhala is a natural material with variations - made from leaves of the hala tree! Keep your lauhala bracelet dry - water can damage or ruin it.
If your bracelet does get wet, pat it gently with a dry cloth and let it dry completely in indirect sunlight.
Direct sunlight can fade the dye and dry out the natural leaves. When you’re not wearing it, store in a shady spot that’s cool and dry.
Sizes increase from left to right.