ʻO ka lauhala kekahi maʻawe punahele a mākou i pili ʻia i ka ʻohana hala. Nui nā mea i hiki ke hana lima ai me nā lau o ka hala. E like me nā lole, nā mea hoʻonani kino, a he mau mea miliona hou aku maʻō loa o ko mākou noʻonoʻo ulu wale. (Lauhala one of our favorite fibers, family of the pandanus it’s leave is one of the most versatile materials that we use for clothing, jewelry, and a million more things beyond imagination)

E mākaʻikaʻi ʻoe i ka moʻomeheu i ko mākou hoʻohana ʻana i ka pounamu i mea e hoʻopili i ka lāhui o kuʻu mau keiki. He hōʻailona ka pounamu no ka maʻemaʻe, ka lōkahi, a me ka malu. Aloha nui au i kēia pōhaku. (take a cultural adventure as we work with jade as part as my children’s ethnicity, it symbolizes purity, harmony, and protection. I love this stone.)

E huakaʻi ʻoe i Polenekia me mākou mai ka wai a i ke kai e ʻimi a loaʻa i nā momi keu a ka uʻi i hoʻohana ʻia ma koʻu mau mea hana lima. (take a Polynesian journey with us from fresh water to salt water to discover beautiful pearls in my creations.)

ʻOhi pololei ʻia nā hua weleweka o Maui mai ke kumu mink. Lawe ʻia nā pua lāʻau ʻula no kekahi waiwai punahele a mākou mai ka ʻāina mai. (right off the tree are magnificent velvety Maui mink seeds, blossoms of hard red wood flowers brings one of our favorite treasures from the ʻāina.)

He mau pūpū kēia mai ko mākou kahakai o Hawaiʻi a hiki i Polenekia. ʻO ka huli ʻana i nā pūpū kekahi hana punahele a koʻu ʻohana ma ka wā hoʻonanea. Akā, aia kekahi lula no mākou, pono e huli mua i nā pūpū, a laila, hiki ke hele a nanea ma ke kai. ʻIke nō ʻoe i ka hana, noho ma ke one me kou maka i lalo a i ka loaʻa ʻana i 10 mau pūpū iā ʻoe lol…. (Seashells of our beach in Hawai’i through Polynesia… The utmost best past time my ‘ohana has together, find shells first is the deal then enjoy the Kai, you know the drill face flat down on the sand till you find 10 lol…)

Pono mākou i nā mea hinuhinu i mea e hoʻohiluhilu ai iā mākou… (We need just a little bling to be bougie…)

I nā manawa a pau, aia nō nā mea liʻiliʻi keu kaʻu i loko o koʻu pākeke… (You know I always have those extra little things in my pocket…)