Pā'ū O Hi'iaka Size:12x12 print (half mat) Featuring bunches of the fragrant

Featuring bunches of the fragrant Kiele flower

Featuring the iconic triple strand lei puakenikeni art

Hawaii Community Council

ʻōhiʻa plays a vital role in restoring and sustaining the landscape

Pā'ū O Hi'iaka Size:12x12 print (half mat) Featuring bunches of the fragrantThe moolelo (story, tale, myth, legend) of p' o hi'iaka P o hiiaka in lelo HawaiI translates to "skirt of Hiiaka". The plant's name comes from the legend of Hiiaka, the younger sister of the fire goddess Pele, who as a baby fell asleep on the beach while waiting for Pele to return from surfing. The vine like plant draped itself over Hiiaka like a skirt to protect her from the sun. Digital illustration hand drawn by JT Ojerio, the artist behind Aloha