Long ago during a visit by Captain James Cook to Kealekekua Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii, the ship's artist John Weber saw and sketched men paddling canoes wearing gourd masks and feathers. These men were members of a warrior society called makini and were intrusted with the protection of their high chief.
Today Ikaika Warrior's Helmets can be found on car rear view mirrors and over home doorways not only as decorations but a symbol of safety and protection.
This Ikaika Warrior's Helmet measures 8 inches tall
Sweet Home Sky Petite Hawaiian Insulated Hot/Cold Reusable Bag
$5.99
Our reusable bags are an eco-friendly alternative to single-use paper and plastic bags. We promote sustainability and at the same time spread the Aloha. Our mission is to encourage people...
Maile White on White Poly Cotton Men's Aloha Shirt
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This white on white Hawaiian shirt is perfect to wear for church, graduation, and wedding 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton Machine wash cold Mild Soap Do not bleach Tumble dry low,...