Dresses

This ʻOpuʻu Shell top features our He Ua ʻĀpuakea print on Orange fabric with Otter and Champagne ink. He Ua ʻĀpuakea  DESIGNED BY:  Kamalu NAMED BY:  Sig Literal:  Protection of Three Generations Figurative:  Peace Prevails For Three Generations Inland our kuaʻāina are the cherished places. ...

This ʻOpuʻu Shell top features our He Ua ʻĀpuakea print on Green fabric with Black and White ink. He Ua ʻĀpuakea  DESIGNED BY:  Kamalu NAMED BY:  Sig Literal:  Protection of Three Generations Figurative:  Peace Prevails For Three Generations Inland our kuaʻāina are the cherished places.  Loʻi kalo...

This ʻOpuʻu Shell top features our ʻŌlapalapa print on Orange fabric with Champagne ink. ʻŌlapalapa ʻŌlapa leaves often dance in the slightest breeze!  When the forest is still, the ʻōlapa might be the only movement!  As one of the kinolau of Laka, lei hīpuʻu of ʻōlapa...

This Mōhalu Dress features our Monstera Relief design on White fabric with Bonsai ink.  Monstera: Relief  At Waiʻolena, South Hilo, there was a wall of monstera that would grab my attention. Its “presence” was intriguing.  The dark green leaves, exotic, tropical, and grand, inspired this print.  Building...

This ʻOhāʻula Shift Dress features our Pāpaʻi Kou print on Orange fabric with Espresso and Paprika inks. PĀPAʻI KOU Literal Translation: Small house in Kou trees Strung kou flowers are an impressive orange lei! The crepe-like blossoms are featherweight, creating a superb lei. Its wood is...

This ʻOhāʻula Shift Dress features our ʻŌlapalapa print on Chocolate Brown fabric with Champagne ink. ʻŌLAPALAPA ʻŌlapa leaves often dance in the slightest breeze!  When the forest is still, the ʻōlapa might be the only movement!  As one of the kinolau of Laka, lei hīpuʻu of ʻōlapa are placed...

This Mōhalu Dress features our ʻAmaʻulani print on Chocolate fabric with Honey and Eggshell inks. The light green and the bright orange of the new fronds catch our eyes.  Stark against the black of the lava, the ʻamaʻu thrives in the mist. The...

This Mōhalu Dress features our Pāʻū O Palai print on Teal fabric with Honeydew ink. In the story of Pele and Hiʻiaka, the first recorded hula takes place at Hāʻena, Keaʻau. As the sisters are relaxing at the beach, Pele falls...