Tiare Pareo mauna What more could you ask

What more could you ask for

You're sure to find a touch of Aloha in these Hawaiian quilt stockings as they hang from your fireplace mantle

It was used in traditional ceremonies and given as a gift for special occassions including weddings

the strips of inner bark are pounded with a wooden mallet (ike) on a long wooden anvil (tutua)

the coconut leaf stalk and midrib (lapalapa)

Tiare Pareo mauna What more could you askThe tiare is undeniably one of Tahiti's most beloved icons. It is a favorite daily adornment of vahines who wear it behind an ear on the right signifies that the vahine is not attached, on the left lets one know she is involved and taken. Our first rayon pareo most appropriately features this Tahitian icon. The tiare is perfect. Every petal, every leaf, and every color, placed as if mother nature meant them to be there. With a fun accent color and a