Lei Lāʻī purple It was most commonly worn

It was most commonly worn for the worship of the gods of hula and even used as a symbol of peace offering in times of battle

and even possess healing powers

1" double-needle stitched sleeve and bottom hems

Originally hand drawn in pencil

The numbers “12:20” stand for the date this piece was released (December 12th

Lei Lāʻī purple It was most commonly wornDigital illustration hand drawn by JT Ojerio, the artist behind Aloha de Mele. Inspired by Hawaii's beauty, culture, and people, each art piece was created to make a statement, exude good vibes, and spread the aloha spirit. All prints are professionally printed in Honolulu, Hawai'i. Matted Prints Matted Prints are gicle prints produced with archival inks on cold press, acid free paper to ensure print permanence. All matted prints include an archival