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7 Best Hawaiian Gifts to Give Your Loved Ones

7 Best Hawaiian Gifts to Give Your Loved Ones Hawaii is a very popular tourist destination; if the numbers of visitors are anything to go by. According to a report by trap savvy, every year the island receives over 8 million visitors, who end up spending approximately $14 billion on their trips. An...

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Spiritual Meanings of Hawaiian Flowers

Tropical Flower Symbolism: Spiritual Meanings of Hawaiian Flowers Tropical Flower Symbolism: Spiritual Meanings of Hawaiian Flowers What do you picture when you think of Hawaii? One of the images in your mind is probably a floral garland – known as leis – that people wear around their necks. Flowers have huge importance, significance, and symbolism in...

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Hawaiian Ti Plant

The Remarkable Ti Leaf Plant

Ti Leaf Ti (or "ki" in the Hawaiian pronunciation) is one of the most versatile plants in Hawaii. This plant was brought to Hawaii by early Polynesian settlers who knew of its many uses. The most useful part is the leaf. Ti leaves are a foot or two long and about four...

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Creative water features and exterior

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Reinterprets the classic bookshelf

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Hawaiian Lei Day

Hawaiian Lei Day “May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii.” This phrase is incredibly popular in Hawaii as it is used as a reminder for Lei Day, a state holiday that the island nation of Hawaii celebrates every year on May 1st, instead of celebrating May Day. Lei Day celebrates Hawaii’s...

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