Cigar Lei

The Cigar lei is made from the tube like flowers of the Cuphea Ignia shrub which are fiery red and orange in color. Each tiny tube is ringed with grey, then white at the tip, like a miniature burning cigar. The Cigar lei is long-lasting and a marvel of the lei maker’s work. These leis are strung in intricate patterns that resemble fine Indian beadwork. This design won the “Most beautiful Lei” in 1928.

Price: $31.00

Cigar Lei with Kukui Nuts

This long lasting lei combines the shrubs of the Cuphea Ignia plant with the everlasting kukui nut to make a truly masculine lei.

Price: $33.00

 

Firecracker Lei

The Firecracker lei is popular for its dazzling deep red-orange hues. The flowers are strung back-and-forth using approximately 500 inch-long flowers.

Price: $35.00

Kukui Nut Lei

The kukui nut lei is a lei of pride and bravery. It is usually worn by men to signify these two characteristics. The kukui nuts are hand picked, sun dried, then finally stained a golden brown to bring out its true colors. *leaves in the middle of each nut is optional and has an additional cost* The Kukui Nut Lei is available in brown or black. Please choose color below.

 

Price: $18.00

Color

Black Brown

Haku Lei

Meant to be worn on the head. Haku actually refers to the method of securing the flowers and foliage "presentation style" to the base of the lei. The construction is sturdy and travels well. The haku lei is also available in white. Please choose color below.

 

Price: $39.50

Color

White Color

Rope Crown Flower Lei

The stylish Crown Flower (Puakalaunu) was Hawaiiian Queen Liliuokalani’s favorite. The enduring blossom was thought to resemble the royal crown, thus, its American namesake. Although a native of India, Hawaii has embraced this regal flower as a local favorite for it’s milky white and lavender colors. Our rope-style Crown Flower Lei is sewn using over 200 center blossoms (crown) and over 300 exterior petals. If properly handled, this hardy lei can last up to a week and can be worn many times.

Price: $35.00

Kukuna O Ka La Lei

The mangroves that produce the material for the lei kukuna-o-ka-la were introduced to Hawai'i in 1922. The stiff yellow to red calyxes resembling the rays of the sun, are gathered from trees that grow at the mouths of streams in brackish water during the later summer and through the fall when they are plentiful. Appreciation increases when one discovers the lei kukuna-o-ka-la will keep well for more than a week and is even wearable after it is completely dried.

Price: $31.00