This Hua Dress features our Pua Makalae print on Cactus material with Peridot ink. 

Pua Makalae

The pōhuehue is usually found crawling on the beaches.  The vine was often used in chant, beckoning the surf to rise!  The name chosen for this print represents how the plant grows.  The vines tend to lead off as runners.  "Lae" is a point or promontory, and this vine will point us in that direction.  Ka Lae is also the name of South Point, Kaʻū, where this plant is plentiful.  Literally this is the "flower of the beach" because makalae means beach, but figuratively we address this as the "flower leading us to Ka Lae".

Hua Dress

As the thirteenth day of the moon phase, Hua is just before the full moon phases.  Shaped like an egg, this is a good time to plant fruiting trees.  In business, this is great day to start a company or collaborate!

Honoring this moon phase, we have named this dress Hua.  The silhouette is A-shaped, tea length, stand-up collar, and easy button-up front.  Comfort for everyday wear!

Model is 5ʻ6" and wearing a XXS Hua.