is a Hawaiian garland made from fresh flowers, leaves, shells, seeds, or feathers.

Leis have ancient roots in Polynesia, where they were used to honor gods, mark important events, and show rank or affection.

Over time it became a symbol of aloha, representing love, respect, friendship, and welcome. Today, leis are given at celebrations and milestones as a gesture of connection and goodwill.

Did you know, that the Pua Kalaunu, also known as crown flower, was Hawaiian Queen Liliuokalani's favourite?

We absolutely love the look of it as well, and created a lot of products with this stunning flower!