CRACKED KUKUI KANE
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LEI KUKUI
The kukui tree holds a special place in Hawaiʻi’s history, with nearly every part of the tree serving a purpose. Its nuts provided light and were used for food and medicine, while the bark, leaves, wood, and sap were used for dyes, healing, fishing, and other everyday needs. With its many uses in everyday life, kukui came to represent light, guidance, and protection. It remains a meaningful symbol of these values today.
Kukui nut lei continue to be worn and given for graduations, weddings, celebrations, ceremonies, and other special occasions as a way to recognize and honor someone during a meaningful moment in their life.
Where will your lie take you?
- 5.3 oz
- 100% Combed Ringspun Cotton
- Relaxed Fit
CRACKED KUKUI KANE
CRACKED KUKUI KANE
Details
LEI KUKUI
The kukui tree holds a special place in Hawaiʻi’s history, with nearly every part of the tree serving a purpose. Its nuts provided light and were used for food and medicine, while the bark, leaves, wood, and sap were used for dyes, healing, fishing, and other everyday needs. With its many uses in everyday life, kukui came to represent light, guidance, and protection. It remains a meaningful symbol of these values today.
Kukui nut lei continue to be worn and given for graduations, weddings, celebrations, ceremonies, and other special occasions as a way to recognize and honor someone during a meaningful moment in their life.
Where will your lie take you?
- 5.3 oz
- 100% Combed Ringspun Cotton
- Relaxed Fit