These Kamani wood earrings, made right here in the islands, highlight the island's natural charm with their intricate engravings. Lightweight and stylish, they bring a touch of local elegance to any outfit. Ideal for showcasing island craftsmanship and culture.
The Design:
Hawaiian symbols like flaxseed, lauhala, honu shell, and maka ihe carry deep cultural significance, representing the connection between the Hawaiian people, their land, and spiritual beliefs. Flaxseed, although not native, symbolizes nourishment and health, reflecting the Hawaiian tradition of using natural resources for well-being. Lauhala (woven leaves of the hala tree) embodies the art of weaving and the value of craftsmanship, often used in making mats, hats, and other daily items, symbolizing community and resourcefulness. The honu shell (sea turtle shell) represents longevity, peace, and the connection to the ocean, revered in Hawaiian culture as a guardian spirit (aumakua). Maka ihe (spear tip) symbolizes strength, protection, and warrior spirit, often seen in traditional Hawaiian weaponry and imagery. Together, these symbols illustrate the profound relationship between the Hawaiian people and their environment, weaving together a rich tapestry of cultural identity and values.
Kamani Wood:
Kamani wood, deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture, is revered for its rich, reddish-brown hue and fine grain, making it a prized material for traditional carvings, bowls, and canoes. Historically used to craft sacred objects and instruments, Kamani embodies the artistry and spirituality of the islands, connecting each piece to Hawaii's rich cultural heritage.
Features:
- Length - 1 3/4
- Drop length - 2 5/8
- Width - 3/8
- Light weight
- Hypoallergenic ear wire
- Made in Hawaii
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