Look for them at outreach events and hoike, performances.
To support our malama efforts while enjoying our creative resources and learning mea when available.
Bags, Totes and T-shirts:
- Hui Kahi Kahiko. Canvas Bags/Totes. Full color, digital edge-to-edge printing: Hui One: Ēlama, Hala pepe, Hau kuahiwi, Hauhele ula. Precious lā‘au of Ka‘ūpūlehu…a group of ancient ones.
- Makani o Ka‘ūpūlehu Canvas Bags/Totes. Full color, digital edge-to-edge printing
- Pua Hala pepe painting. Canvas Bags/Totes. Full color, digital edge-to-edge printing
- Ho’ola Ka Makana‘ā, Pua Wao Lama, Aloha Ka‘ūpūlehu Canvas Bags/Totes. Natural color canvas with silk-screen design of Hawai‘i island dryland tropical forest flowers.
- Ho’ola Ka Makana‘ā, Pua Wao Lama, Aloha Ka‘ūpūlehu T-shirts limited edition runs.
Jigsaw Puzzles:
Available At Ho‘ola Ka Makana‘ā Outreach events & Hoike !!!
Designed by ‘Ōuli Wai.
001 Painting Pua Puzzle is a SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION 26×17 size 1000 pieces
(use as puzzle reference image–the tin cover does not show the edges)
See activities and names of these native dryland flowers of Kekaha
at https://piliaina.org/pua-mural/

- 001 Painting Pua. Exclusive. Size 26×17 Specialty Small Run in Printed Tin Box
- 002 Wao Lama o Ka’ūpūlehu . Exclusive. 1000 pieces. Size 28x2o in printed cardboard box.
- 003 Hau hele ula o Ka‘ūpūlehu . 1000 pieces. Size 28x2o in printed cardboard box.
- 004 Ko‘oloa ‘ula . 1000 pieces. Size 28x2o in printed cardboard box.
- 005 Hala pepe o Hawai‘i. 1000 pieces. Size 28x2o in printed cardboard box.
- 006 Haukuahiwi o Hualālai. 500 pieces. Size 18 x 18 in printed cardboard box
- 007 Kaunaoa . 500 pieces. Size 18 x 18 in printed cardboard box
- 008 ‘Ūlei—Native rose . 500 pieces. Size 18 x 18 in printed cardboard box
- 009 Kukui—La‘au Wa‘a . 500 pieces. Size 18 x 18 in printed cardboard box
20 x 28 or 28 x 20.
Pieces=1000

002 Wao Lama o Ka’ūpūlehu (in cardboard box)



18 x 18 square.
Pieces=500




2023 is a year of transition and passing the torch. Mahalo to ‘Ōuli Wai ( Aunty Yvonne & Anakala Keoki) for shifting energies from admin to website graphics and spearheading, design and the creative educational entrepreneurial component. And a special mahalo to Heather Simmons for the years—beyond the call— as Executive Director of HFIA and HFI—now shifting her energies to to focus on the educational non-profit HFI.