Puna, the Healing Power of the Coral

Puna (Coral), the Healer

Birthdate: ʻOkakopa 1, 2024 (10/01/24)

Allow Puna to be your healing guide!

His coral Mana restores Pono (harmony) in mind, body and soul.

Puna's gift to you is his precious bamboo coral staff.

Puna reflects the coral's great magical and medicinal Mana (spiritual energy).

Puna is a Ho'ola (healer). Walking along the shores of the magnificent Punalu’u Black Sands Beach, Puna searches for the gorgeous corals, he is named after.
When the signs are right and the spirits permit, he gathers the corals. Chanting a Pule (prayer) to give thanks for the gift, Puna cleans the corals in the ocean water and merges with their Mana.

Being around Puna’s corals and healing Mana leaves a feeling 

of deep inner peace and happiness.

Wearing a red coral crown on his head, Puna is the Ali’I (king) of the corals.
Puna's Tutu (grandmother) sewed his Malu (loincloth) and matching Kihei (shawl) out of beige cotton with a Monstera leaf design. She adorned one side of the Kihei with Ti Leaves and wove Ti Leaf anklets for Puna.

The Hawaiian Ti Plant invokes spiritual protection and healing.

All these things were Tutu's sacred gifts of Aloha (Love) to her beloved Mo’opuna Kane (grandson).

Puna is a 10” tall cloth doll who was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii. His body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face giving the doll a unique personality. All accessories are individually hand crafted.
Puna is not a dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto him.
Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. Do not brush the hair!

Puna is an original design and comes with a booklet and certificate of authenticity.

Puna is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll. Every bit of Puna has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.

Puna is ready to be your new friend and heal his way into your heart.

Puna brings you the healing Mana of the Hawaiian Coral.

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Menehune Mana

 

Pono (Harmony), the Menehune

Tutu Lulu, the Menehune Kupuna

Birthdate: Kepakemapa 19, 2024 (09/16/24)

Pono inspires Aloha and the lifestyle of Hawaiian Pono, which unites body,

mind and spirit in balance and harmony.

Full of mischief and excitement, Pono happily skips through the enchanting Ohia forest. Lots of treasures, like rocks, nuts and fruits, are everywhere. Pono picks up everything that looks special to him and carefully puts it in the pouch Tutu (grandma) crocheted for him.

Smiling happily, Tutu (grandma) Lulu (Peace) walks slowly and peacefully through the enchanting Ohia forest. She is looking for her favorite Lehua flowers, the beautiful magical blossoms of the indigenous Hawaiian Ohia Tree, which is the first form of life to grow directly out of the hardened black lava. Lehua means 'Flower of the Gods'.

Today she found a big orange Lehua flower and that is her gift to you!

Tutu Lulu channels peace and happiness.

Lulu is a Kupuna, one of the older people honored with Aloha as grandparents and ancestors by all. Kupunas are the source of experience, knowledge, guidance, strength and inspiration to the next generations. They are a blessing being the ones we came from, who have lived before us and who we live for today.

In Hawaii the Menehunes are often called "The Little People of the Secret Power" and referred to as the legendary, original inhabitants of the islands. Menehunes are mystical, shy little creatures who hide in secret places of the forest during the day, and perform their magic at night under the glow of the moon.
Many People in Hawaii have actually seen Menehunes.

Tutu Lulu and Pono take the greatest pleasure in doing good deeds to help people. With their great determination and perseverance, they possess a magical ability to get things done.

Pono loves playing, dancing, singing, swimming, and, most of all, eating. If you hanai (adopt) him, love him, and take care of him, he will love you in return with unconditional Aloha, guide, protect, and inspire you on your life's journey.

Tutu Lulu sewed his lavalava (wraparound) and Kihei (shawl) out of Tapa cloth. She also crocheted his Menehune hat and crafted his sacred Maile and Kukuit Nut lei. Kukui represents inner light, hope and renewal, spirit revealing itself. Maile is the lei of eternal love. All these things were Tutu’s gifts of Aloha to her beloved Mo’opuna Kane (grandson).

Tutu Lulu sewed her black dress with a big Hibiscus flower design. She crocheted a turquoise collar and matching shoes for herself. Last Lulu stuck a big turquoise bow into her white hair.

Pono and Lulu are about 7” tall and were individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii.

Their bodies are made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The bodies are wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face giving the dolls a unique personality. All accessories were individually hand crafted.

Pono and Lulu are not dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto them.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. Do not brush the hair!

Lulu and Pono are one of a kind Hawaiian Art Dolls and comes with a booklet and certificate of authenticity. They are collector’s items bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii.

Every bit of Lulu and Pono has been lovingly handcrafted to create new friends who will last a lifetime.

Lulu and Pono bring you the spiritual power of Hawaii.

They are ready to be your new friends.

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Papatuanuku, the Māori Earth Goddess

Papatuanuku, the Maori Earth Goddess

Birth Date: ‘Aukake 28, 2024 (08/28/24)

Papatuanuku shines with light and hope.

She is the epitome of life and beauty.

Carrying Mother Earth in her hands, Papatuanuku enhances our awareness that humans originated from the earth and are inseparably connected to her. She is the bringer of fruition, sustenance and unlimited abundance.
The Earth Goddess Papatuanuku provides insights, strength, clarity and wisdom. In our connection with her we find an unlimited source of support and nourishment.

Papatuanuku inspires us to restore our connection to Mother Earth, to honor her and 

be forever grateful for life's unlimited sustenance and abundance.

In the Maori world, Papatuanuku gives birth to all of nature, animals and people. In the Maori language, Papatuanuku means land. Papatuanuku is a powerful Earth Goddess who bestows blessings to all.
Papatuanuku uses her life-giving heart to spread the gift of life across the Maori world, creating a beautiful land inhabited by flora, fauna, and humans.

Papatuanuku represents creation and life.

She is the embodiment of the earth.

Papatuanuku values nature and the beauty that comes alongside it. She moves with gentle grace and a tranquil expression matching her radiant features.

Papatuanuku is selflessness and purity incarnate.

The cultural strength and beauty of the Maori people inspired the creation of Hawaiian Art Papatuanuku, the Earth Goddess.

Papatuanuku’s body and beautiful green hair are covered with ferns and flowers over her flowing brown earth dress. She is holding the Mother Earth in her hands.

Papatuanuku’s Moko Kauae (chin tatoo) is a physical manifestation of her true identity. It is believed every Māori woman wears a moko on the inside, close to their heart; when they are ready, the tattoo artist simply brings it out to the surface. The moko is a rite of passage between girl and adulthood.

Papatuanuku is a 10” tall cloth doll who was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Polynesia. Her body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. All accessories are individually hand crafted.
Papatuanuku is not a dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto her.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft dry toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. You may gently finger comb her hair.

Papatuanuku is an original design and comes with a booklet and a certificate of authenticity.

Papatuanuku is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll. She is a display doll and collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Polynesia. Every bit of Papatuanuku has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.

Papatuanuku is ready to be your new friend and grow her way into your heart.

Papatuanuku inspires us to honor Mother Earth.

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Kane, Hawaiian God of Creation

Kane

Hawaiian God of Creation

Kane is believed to have come through the gateway of the rising sun at Ha’eha’e, the easternmost point in the Hawaiian Islands.
In Hawaiian mythology Kane is the most revered of the four major gods (Kane, Ku, Kanaloa and Lono). 

Kane is the god of procreation, creation and the sky. He is also worshipped as the ancestor of chiefs and commoners.

The Kumuhonua legend tells that Kane created earth, sea creatures, animals, plants, as well as man and woman. Kāne is the creator and the giver of life associated with dawn, sun and sky.

According to ancient Hawaiian mythology, it is believed that in the beginning, there was only Po; the endless black chaos. By an act of sheer will, Kane pulled himself free of Po. Lono and Ku followed him.
Kane created light to push back Po. Lono brought sound to the universe and Ku brought substance. Then they created all the lesser Gods and the Menehune to be their messengers and servants. Next the four Gods shaped the world. At last, they molded clay with their spittle into the shape of a man in the image of Kane and breathed life into the statue.”

Kane is strongly connected and often walks with Kanaloa, the God of the Ocean, thrusting his digging stick into rocks and releasing gushes of fresh water wherever he goes. On their journeys together Kane and Kanaloa would share the sacred drink of 'Awa (drink of the gods). Striking the ground with his staffs Kane caused hidden springs of fresh water to burst forth.

Kane’s regenerative waters have the power to create and renew.

They provide refreshment and rejuvenation, the light of understanding and 

the ability to begin again.

Kane is the “inner source that guides us to well springs within our own psyches”.

All aspects of life are sacred to Kane in the flow of his creation.

Kane’s waters restore energy and harmony.

The great God Kane inspired the creation of Hawaiian Art Doll Kane.

Kane

Hawaiian God of Creation

Birth Date: ‘Aukake 20, 2024 (08-20-24)

Ua kapu ke ola na Kane.

Life is sacred to Kane.

The great God Kane inspired the creation of Hawaiian Art Doll Kane.
Kane is believed to have come through the gateway of the rising sun at Ha’eha’e, the easternmost point in the Hawaiian Islands.
In Hawaiian mythology Kane is the most revered of the four major gods (Kane, Ku, Kanaloa and Lono).
Kane is the god of procreation, creation and the sky. He is also worshipped as the ancestor of chiefs and commoners.

Kane is strongly connected and often walks with Kanaloa, the God of the Ocean, thrusting his digging stick into rocks and releasing gushes of fresh water wherever he goes. On their journeys together Kane and Kananloa would share the sacred drink of 'Awa (drink of the gods). Striking the ground with his staffs Kane caused hidden springs of fresh water to burst forth.

Kane’s regenerative waters have the power to create and renew.

They provide refreshment and rejuvenation, the light of understanding 

and the ability to begin again.

Kane’s Pahu (staff) bears the Tiki of Love on the top and is the shining heart of truth and love. It represents the inner light of spirit shining brightly.

Kane wears a black and beige lava lava (wraparound), a Maile Haku (head lei) and waist lei adorned with orange flowers and Plumerias. A sacred Kukui Nut and Plumeria amulet is wrapped around his neck.

Kane is a 10” tall cloth doll who was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii. His body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. All accessories were individually hand crafted.

Kane is not a dress up doll. All of his clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto him.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. You may gently finger comb his hair. 

Every bit of Kane has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.
Kane is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll and comes with a booklet and certificate of authenticity. He is a collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii.

Kane is ready to be your new friend and stream his way into your heart.

Kane is the “inner source that guides us to well springs within our own psyches”.

All aspects of life are sacred to Kane in the flow of his creation.

Kane’s waters restore energy and harmony.

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Momi, the Little Hawaiian Mermaid

 

Momi (Sea Shell), the Little Mermaid

Birth Date: Lulai 1, 2024 (07-01-24)

Take a magical journey into the enchanted oceanic realm and dive with the Mermaids! 

Invoke their divine Mana and manifest your dreams!

Loving, adventurous, kind and daring, Momi is the most adorable little mermaid. Named after the precious sea shell found in Ni’ihau, she glides gracefully through the waters in the bays of beautiful Punalu’u Black Sands Beach looking for treasures and new adventures all day long. When she gets tired, Momi swims to shore and rests on a piece of drift wood right next to Honu (Turtle) her Aumakua (guardian spirit).

In Hawaii the Honu represents long life, safety, peace, and good luck.

Momi whispers sweet secrets beckoning you to connect 

with her magical healing Mana.

Learn how to heal the past, love yourself more deeply, embrace creativity and 

find your life's purpose!

Momi loves brushing her beautiful long red hair with her shell brush.
She has long red hair which is adorned with a sea star and a Limu (sea weed) Haku (head lei). Momi wears a seashell top and a Limu lei around her waist.

Momi is a 7” tall cloth doll who was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii. Her body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. All accessories are individually hand crafted.
Momi is not a dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto her.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. You may gently finger comb her hair!

Momi is a one of a kind display doll handcrafted by Hawaiian Dolls. She comes with her story and a certificate of authenticity.
Momi is a collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii.

Every bit of Momi has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.

Momi offers wisdom and insights.

She is ready to be your new friend and swim into your heart.

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Spread your wings and let the fairy in you fly!

 

Melia (Plumeria), the Flower Fairy

 Birth Date: Lune 14, 2024 (06-14-24)

Melia invites you to spread your wings and let the fairy in you fly!

Simply express your most heartfelt desires and 

trust that your wishes will manifest for the highest good of all concerned.

Beautiful little Melia is a Flower Fairy. Celebrating the beauty of nature, Melia plays happily among her favorite Plumeria flowers which she is named after. As she gracefully glides through the sky, she gently bats her green feather wings sprinkling fairy dust to bestow an abundance of good luck to all who are around her.

Endowed with a powerful Mana (spiritual energy), 

Melia is a weaver of magic and dreams. 

Her presence attracts good luck and prosperity.

Carrying her flower basket, Melia happily skips and flies through the forest. Today she found the most beautiful Plumeria flowers which she put in her basket as a Ho’okupu (gift) to you. Melia is enchanted by the beauty of nature and eager to share its blessings with her Ohana (family) and friends. Melia knows that, with determination, she can accomplish miracles. She could move mountains by carrying away small stones.

Melia chants softly:

"Mahalo e Na Akua"

(Gratitude and thanks to the Gods)

Melia's Tutu (grandmother) crafted her Plumeria hat and skirt. She crocheted an orange top, panties and little shoes. Tutu adorned the hat, top and shoes with orange crystals. The crystals symbolize magic. Tutu also wove Melia’s flower basket.All these things were Tutu's gifts of Aloha (love) to her beloved Mo’opuna Wahine (granddaughter).

Melia is about 4” tall fitting in the palm of your hand. She was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii. Her body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. All accessories were individually hand crafted.

Melia is not a dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto her.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. Do not brush the hair!

Melia is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll and comes with a booklet and certificate of authenticity. She is a collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii.

Every bit of Melia has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.

Melia's Mana attracts good luck and the courage to manifest dreams.

She is ready to be your new friend and fly her way into your heart.

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Dancing the Hula!

 

‘Olena (Yellow Ginger), the Hula Dancer

Birth Date: Mei 28, 2024 (05/28/24)

Aloha Mai

I come with love.

‘Olena’s Hula honors the miracle of creation.

Join her in her celebration of life’s joys and abundance!

Named after the beautiful sweet smelling yellow Ginger flower, ‘Olena dances the ancient Hawaiian Kahiko Hula.
The beautiful movements of her hands and body tell stories about the wonders of nature, the creation of the world and the Menehune Ohana (family).
‘Olena’s traditional Uli’ulis (feather gourds) add sound and excitement to her dance.

Her performance is a magnificent spectacle!

Tutu (grandmother) is ‘Olena’s Kumu Hula (Hula Teacher). She taught her the powerful movements of the Kahiko Hula.
Together, Tutu and ‘Olena crafted the Ulu’ulis out of wood, bright red and yellow feathers. Tutu blessed the Ulu’ulis with Hawaiian salt and special prayers. They are sacred now. They were created for ‘Olena and only she is allowed to touch them.
Tutu also hand crafted the traditional yellow hula skirt with a matching top and panties. Tutu wove yellow feather leis for ‘Olena’s ankles.
In Hawaii the Hulu (feather) represents spiritual strength, unity and love. It is believed to link to the divine.
Last Tutu put 2 red Plumeria flowers in ‘Olena’s hair.
All these precious things were Tutu’s gifts of Aloha (Love) to her Mo’opuna Wahine (granddaughter).

‘Olena is a 10” tall cloth doll who was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii. Her body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. All accessories were individually handcrafted.
‘Olena is not a dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto her.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. You may gently finger comb her hair.

‘Olena is an original design and comes with a booklet and certificate of authenticity.
She is a collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii.

‘Olena is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll. Every bit of her has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.

‘Olena is ready to be your new friend and dance her way into your heart.

‘Olena's Hula teaches about all that is sacred.

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La'amaomao, Hawaiian Goddess of the Winds

 

La'a, Goddess of the Wind

Birth Date: Malaki 6, 2023 (03-06-23)

Allow the fresh breezes of La'a to guide you towards

your full potential.

It is a glorious summer day with the perfect Makani (wind) for La'a to fly her beloved Lupe (kite).
She runs along the beach with her black hair flying in the wind. Her kite is sailing, dancing, whirling and swirling in the air.

It is so much fun! La'a could fly her Lupe forever.

La'a's name means 'Sacred'. She is named after La'amaomao, the Goddess of the Winds.
La'a's Amakua (guardian spirit) is the Hīhīmanu (sting ray).
La'a's Kuku (grandfather) built her kite in the image of Hihimanu to enhance La'a's connection to her Aumakua.

La'a’s Tutu (grandmother) wove her Mana (spiritual energy) and Aloha (love) into La'a's green feather Haku (head lei) and ankle leis. The Hulu (feather) is believed to link to the divine.
Tutu also crafted a Kukui nut and Leho (cowrie) shell lei for La’a. Kukui represents inner light and spirit revealing itself. Leho shells invoke the protection of the spirits in connection with the strength and the power of the ocean.
Then Tutu sewed La'a’s traditional red and yellow Pa’u hula skirt with a matching top and a Bird of Paradise design.
All these things were Tutu's and Kuku's gifts of Aloha (Love) for their beloved Mo’opuna Wahine (granddaughter).

La’a is a 7” tall cloth doll who was individually handcrafted on the Big Island of Hawaii with the greatest love and respect for all that is Hawaii. Her body is made out of doll skin and stuffed with high quality poly fill. The body is wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face.
All accessories were individually handcrafted.
La’a is not a dress up doll. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto her.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft dry toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair. You may gently finger comb her hair!

La’a is a one of a kind display doll handcrafted by Hawaiian Dolls. She is a collector’s items bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii. La’a comes with her story and a certificate of authenticity.

La'a reflects the divine Mana of the Hawaiian winds.

She is ready to be your new friend and fly into your heart.

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Poi, Sacred, Life-Giving Food of Hawaii

Taro

Taro was used to make Poi from the corm of the Taro plant, which was a sacred, life-giving, ancestral food for native Hawaiians. 80 different species of Kalo or Taro are known in Hawaii. All parts of the Taro plant were used; as food or for religious and medicinal purposes. The potato shaped Taro bulb was cooked and pounded to a paste with the Ku'i 'ai pohaku.

The Ku'i 'ai Pohaku, or poi pounder, is the most valuable Hawaiian stone tool. It is carved out of a gray lava. For many hours ancient Hawaiians shaped it patiently with a hammer stone and polished it with another stone until the shape of a cylindrical neck topped by a knob and with a flared bottom was completed.

Traditionally, the making of Poi was a ceremony of life that brought the Ohana (family) together. Ohana literally means 'all from the shoots'. The Kalo or Taro corm grows the Keikis (children) of the plant. Planting the Taro, making and eating Poi, all symbolize a deep family bond. Everybody in the Ohana worked in the Taro patch in the spirit of Hoolaulima (working together).

The Hawaiian saying 'take time to eat Poi' means 'slow down and enjoy life and health'.

Due to the many health benefits of Poi, ancient Hawaiians were one of the healthiest races on earth. Up to this day Poi is used for the prevention and cure of many health conditions.

Poi is a sacred food of great cultural significance.

The sacred Pohaku and life-giving Poi inspired the creation of Menehune Boy
Kalo, the Poi Maker.

Kalo (Taro), the Poi Maker 

Birth Date: ‘Apelila 24, 2024 (04-24-24)

Kalo inspires us to enjoy life to the fullest.

In the spirit of Hoolaulima (working together), Kalo was working with his Ohana (family) in the Taro patch all day long. Everybody was laughing, singing, telling stories and enjoying each other's company. Now the Taro bulb is ready to be cooked and then pounded into sacred, life-giving Poi.

Poi is Kalo's favorite food. It is a lot of work to pound the cooked Taro into a paste with his Ku'i 'ai pohaku (Poi pounder). But it is worth every minute of it because Poi just tastes so good. Kalo is named after the Taro plant which produces this delicious dish.

Kalo’s life-giving Taro is a blessing.

Kalo and his Kuku (grandfather) carved the Ku'i 'ai pohaku out of stone. For many hours they shaped it patiently with a hammer stone and polished it with another stone until the shape of a cylindrical neck topped by a knob and with a flared bottom was completed. Afterwards they carved a wooden bowl to mash the Taro in.

Kalo's’s Tutu (grandmother) sewed his white Malu (wraparound) and matching hat. She drew and Taro leaves on the Malu and hat. Tutu also crocheted yellow underwear and little shoes.

All these things were Kuku's and Tutu’s sacred gifts of Aloha (Love) to their beloved Mo’opuna Kane (grandson).

Kalo is about 4” tall fitting in the palm of your hand. The body is made out of doll skin and wired for flexibility. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. Kalo has little hands, feet, ears, buttocks, and a belly button. All accessories were individually handcrafted.

Kalo is not dress a up dolls. All clothing and accessories are sewn and/or glued onto him.

Doll care: Gently brush the dolls and their clothing with a soft dry toothbrush to remove dust. Always brush the faces and bodies upwards towards the hair.

Kalo is a one of a kind Hawaiian Art Doll. Every bit of him has been lovingly handcrafted to create a new friend who will last a lifetime.

Kalo is a display doll and collector’s item bringing you the spiritual power of Hawaii. He comes with his story and a certificate of authenticity.

Kalo reflects the life-giving Mana of the Taro.

He is ready to be your new friend and pound his way into your heart.

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