My Hawaii Ohana.... "Family"
Meet our Ohana.....
He mau makana nâu kêia na kô mâkou kûpuna.
"These are gifts for you from our elders". By their living examples, our kûpuna (elders) bestowed their Hawaiian values upon their keiki (children) and mo`opuna (grandchildren). These were the best gifts given, as lives imbued with these values are immeasurably enhanced and truly waiwai (rich), i.e., in heart and in spirit. Together we share this gift with you.
Picture of Aunty Debbie and Nalani at Bishop Museum. Aunty Debbie was celebrating over 45 years of teaching.
Aunty Lana Solomon~
Aunty Lana is not only my best friend but my cousin.
She has been my extra hands in production and has also travelled with me to do workshops and demonstrations in Hawaii. She has always been very supportive and also takes over classes while I am abroad. She handles sales & orders.
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