E Ola ka Olelo Makuahine brown Like watching the horizon blur

Like watching the horizon blur into sky

They were likely given this name because many live cone shells

Though palaka has roots in the colonial plantation history of Hawaiʻi

It's beauty is unparalleled and it brings to mind chilly winds and cool mauna air

haʻahaʻa

E Ola ka Olelo Makuahine brown Like watching the horizon blur**PLEASE NOTE: Bottom of nail is CLEAR, shown on beige just for illustrative purposes** Long live our mother tongue! February is Mahina lelo Hawaii or a month dedicated to the Hawaiian language. This french tip set weaves in many of our Hawaiian values such as aloha ina, kpaa, haahaa, kuleana, and akahai. Our language is the means by which we access these important values and many other aspects of our culture. Let's work to normalize our lelo and live