Made with durable fresh ti leaves and large dramatic cymbidium orchids, this haku lei is meticulously made to last

DURABILITY
Made from lush, green ti leaves and delicate cymbidium orchids, our haku lei boasts a harmonious blend of natural elements that symbolize growth, protection, and grace. Each flower crown is unique and made with the freshest materials available the day of creation. This lei is very durable and long lasting, and can be worn multiple times with proper care.

DIMENSIONS
Width: 4 inches in diameter.
Length: 22 inches

CARE
To preserve the beauty and freshness of your Ti Leaf and Cymbidium Orchid Haku Lei, lightly mist it with water and store it in a cool place when not in use. For extended longevity, you can refrigerate the lei, ensuring it remains a cherished accessory for days to come.

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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DURABILITY
Fairly durable. Anthuriums can bend and get damaged easily, so careful storage is needed.

DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter.
Length: 22 inches

CARE
Mist with water, and/or wrap in moist paper towel, place in plastic bag and refrigerate. Ideal temperature 54°F (12°C).

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

Anthuriums were brought to Hawaii in the late 1800s and are now a fairly large cash crop primarily on Hawaii Island near the volcano.

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DURABILITY
Very durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter.
Length: 18 inches

CARE
Sprinkle with water and refrigerate in bag or container.

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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DURABILITY
Very durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 1.5 inches in diameter.
Length: Circumference about 23 inches around the head before tying.

CARE
Sprinkle with water and refrigerate in bag or container.

RELATED INFORMATION
Dendrobium orchids have been among Hawaii’s most popular plants since they were introduced from the Philippines in 1896. They have since become the single most valuable commercial flower in Hawaii. Visitors to the Hawaiian Islands will notice orchids throughout their vacation – they may receive a fresh orchid lei upon arrival, or enjoy a tropical cocktail with a fresh orchid hanging on the lip of their glass.

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DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter.
Length: 22 inches

CARE
Mist with water, and/or wrap in moist paper towel, place in plastic bag and refrigerate. Ideal temperature 54°F (12°C).

DURABILITY
Fairly durable

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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DURABILITY
Very durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 7 inches in diameter.
Length: 25 inches

CARE
Sprinkle with water and refrigerate in bag or container.

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a tī leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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DURABILITY
Very Durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter
Length: 22 inches

CARE
Mist lightly with water, place in plastic bag and refrigerate. Ideal temperature 54°F (12°C).

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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DURABILITY
Very durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter.
Length: 8 inches

CARE
Sprinkle with water and refrigerate in bag or container.

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “kupe’e” is associated with a lei worn around the wrist or ankle. The haku style simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii. In traditional Hawaiian dance, the kupe’e is made with plants and materials that represents the deities honored in dance. The kupe’e is placed on the wrist or the ankle to draw attention to the delicate movements of the hands and feet. Often in traditional Hawaiian dance, the kupe’e will make sound to enhance the performance as well.

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DURABILITY
Very durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter
Length: 22 inches

CARE
Sprinkle with water and refrigerate in bag or container.

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii, and we primarily use dendrobium orchids. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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DURABILITY
Very durable

DIMENSIONS
Width: 2 inches in diameter.
Length: 22 inches

CARE
Sprinkle with water and refrigerate in bag or container.

RELATED INFORMATION
In contemporary Hawaiian society, the term “haku” is associated with a lei worn on the head. However, traditionally, “haku” simply refers to the method of making a lei with a base material, such as a ti leaf, or tree bark, and braiding it while adding flowers, leaves, or ferns. This is a traditional Hawaiian style of lei making that was common in old Hawaii, and we primarily use dendrobium orchids. The contemporary haku head lei is quite popular in the Islands for weddings, graduations, and any special occasion.

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