Puakenikeni Butterfly Hairclip Maeva Hula dancers are rarely without

Hula dancers are rarely without an ipu gourd

• Adjustable strap with hide-away buckle

Take it to the beach and as easy as a quick pull

The oldest forms of tanoa fa'iva (bowl for making kava) have four legs and are generally distinguished from Fijian and Tongan kava bowls by the flat horizontal rim between the inner and outer surface of the bowl

this Hawaiian coconut shell stable (creche) filled with tiny wooden animals

Puakenikeni Butterfly Hairclip Maeva Hula dancers are rarely withoutThe creamy white blossoms emanate an intoxicating scent. It's a favorite for locals. There's no mistaking the fragile petals and fragrance. Our Puakenikeni butterfly hairclip looks so real, the only thing missing is the scent. The hairclip has three flowers, from the bright creamy white, to a rich yellow, to a deep orange. Each hue showcases different stages in the flowers short life. It's one of the flowers that embody a more traditional and regal