Kahua Aina: Apapane Uluna Bibs 50% recycled paper and 50%

50% recycled paper and 50% paper

Available: Acrylic Black

Mamas deserve the same love they give baby

this one won't sting

Wear these to bring to mind a fragrant lei or the gentle falling of pua melia from your backyard tree

Kahua Aina: Apapane Uluna Bibs 50% recycled paper and 50%Apapane or the Hawaiian crimson honeycreeper, is the most abundant native forest bird in Hawaii, being found on all major Hawaiian islands. The apapane, like its cousin the iiwi, was known in olden times for its beautiful red feathers that would be carefully gathered and woven into garment pieces for alii. Apapane drink nectar from native plants such as ohia lehua and have also been known to feed on non native species as well. Apapane have been