Poli'ahu matted acid-free paper to ensure print

acid-free paper to ensure print permanence

For color matching refer to PANTONE 482 C (a warm hue with pink undertones)

or island-inspired treasures

This very special edition collection between Aloha de Mele and the Polynesian Voyaging Society honors the spirit of traditional Polynesian voyaging

This is why both the Naupaka Kuahiwi (mountain) and the Naupaka Kahakai (beach) bloom only half flowers

Poli'ahu matted acid-free paper to ensure printPoliahu, ka wahine kapu hau anu o Maunakea. Poliahu is the goddess of snows; her home is Mauna Kea. Mary Kawena Pukui According to Hawaiian legend, Poliahu is the oldest daughter of Wkea and Kne and older sister of Pele. She lives on the highest peak of Mauna Kea on the Island of Hawaii (Big Island) and wears a cloak of fine white kapa that she drapes over the mountain (snow). Digital illustration hand drawn by JT Ojerio, the artist behind Aloha de