Pololū Lā kau Blouse-Lingerie/Rose

Pololū

In the loʻi of Waipiʻo Valley there are many varieties of kalo of which Pololū is a favored one.  Its leaves, most often used in making lū'au he'e or lū'au moa, are specially gathered for baby’s Piha Makahiki or nephew’s graduation.  We are all in the loʻi together, picking the best leaves for the tastiest dish.

There at Puʻueo, in the heart of Waipi'o Valley, our dear friend Kia would lead us through the loʻi, teaching us about kalo, the valley, and generally, about life.  His family’s taro patches gave us memorable experiences that we treasure.

This design of taro has been given the name of Pololū to honor the many generations who have cared for the land and taught us the names of the different varieties.

Lā Kau 

This blouse returns from our earliest years with a few refinements.  Easy dressing for that lunch appointment or relaxing at the upcoming baby lūʻau!  Comfort at
all levels.  Function and form for any occasion!

“…a ka lā kau:  to the setting sun,” is a line from a prayer.  The formal language in the appeal is strengthened in its the repetitive format.   This name was chosen to remind us of our kuleana at hand, especially as we continue to honor our ancestors!