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From the mountains, the water flows to the sea.
Handwoven lauhala bracelet (‘apolima). The triangle mountain or kuahiwi pattern alternates with parallel lines representing the wai or water, handwoven with natural lauhala in two different shades. Hawaiian lauhala has a golden hue, and these lau have a darker speckling pattern. Tahitian lauhala is lighter. Subtle yet strong.
10 inch circumference, 5/16 inch wide, 5 strand.
Lauhala is a natural material - 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.
From the mountains, the water flows to the sea.
Handwoven lauhala bracelet (‘apolima). The triangle mountain or kuahiwi pattern alternates with parallel lines representing the wai or water, handwoven with natural lauhala in two different shades. Hawaiian lauhala has a golden hue, and these lau have a darker speckling pattern. Tahitian lauhala is lighter. Subtle yet strong.
10 inch circumference, 5/16 inch wide, 5 strand.
Lauhala is a natural material - 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.