Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Pilialoha”
For couples to be eternally tied with each other ” Bond”
In Hawaiian, ”Pilialoha” stands for ”a husband and wife in love with each other”.
mailes are believed to be ”the plants blessed by God.”
They symbolize conjugal and familial affection from their nature of growing with adverse leaves.
maile vines are also associated with the image of ”the divine tie”, namely ”the bond,” and they are treasured as one of the most important plants in Hawaii.
It is said that mailes were once offered to Laka, the Goddess of Hula.
Pilialoha is a popular design on which a maile pattern is engraved seamlessly.
The accessories of this type have a hibiscus mark, meaning ”I believe you,” and maile vines on it, usually given to a couple who love each other in order for them to trust each other and be together forever.
Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Mauloa”
Keeping your heart forever ~ Eternal Love~
Mauloa means “eternity” in Hawaiian.
mailes, plants that grow with adverse leaves, represent conjugal and familial love, and their vines are also associated with a bond of affection.
On our design “Mauloa”, we engraved maile leaves with most traditional way of all the patterns that have existed since ancient times, as well as hibiscuses, to signify “ I believe you, and I am engaged to you for the lifetime.”
That’s why this pattern is very popular to wear as bridal rings or pair bangles to swear eternal love in Hawai’i.
Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Kumulipo”
The beginning of everything ~Origin~
Kumulipo represents “Origin” in Hawaiian.
The maile leaves represent “nature”, grow with adverse leaves and are believed to be “blessed by god.”
The scroll pattern represents “eternal love”and symbolizes waves which come in and go out.
The hibiscus means “faith” and symbolizes happiness.
This design, Kumulipo, has every Hawaiian motif that is said to bring in happiness.
It means “the origin of Hawai’i” and has been cherished by Hawaiian people.
It also means “protecting the precious one” and has been used as a valuable talisman.
It’s the most solemn and treasured design.
Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Kahiko”
Never forgetting the feeling ~Preciousness~
Kahiko means “precious things in the past.”
If you wear accessories of this pattern, it means you are wearing the love and the memories of the time when you met each other for the first time, and you will keep them forever without forgetting.
Maile leaves are used in every event which marks Hawaiian people’s lives, so they are regarded as sacred, “blessed by god “, and used as a talisman.
This design is very traditional , has a scroll pattern with ｍaile leaves for better luck, and on the center of it, a hibiscus mark as a symbol of happiness is engraved delicately.
Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Lili’uokalani”
Protecting the precious ones ~Wish~
Lili’uokalani was the last queen of the Kingdom of Hawaii.
The last sovereign of Hawaiian dynasty confronted many hardships. She devoted herself to Hawaiian locals and the prosperity of the kingdom. Therefore Hawaiian people loved and respected her.
In the motif, we engraved her wish to keep fighting for her precious regardless of any difficulties or authority.
It has a dynamic scroll pattern for better luck and on the center of it, a hibiscus mark as a symbol of happiness engraved.
Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Ipolani”
Ceaseless love for all eternity ~Happiness~
In Hawaiian, Ipolani means “the beloved one.”
This design has a pattern of wildly surging scrolls engraved seamlessly.
In Hawai’i, it is believed that waves (scrolls) bring in happiness.
The waves coming in and going out have been associated with “things that never break off”, that is,
“the beloved one” since ancient times.
Ipolani has been a popular design among Hawaiian people and given to couples who swear eternally ceaseless love to each other.
In addition, it also means that you will succeed if you keep trying like the waves coming in and going out.
Hawaiian Jewelry Motif ”Laka”
For those who love Hula ~ Life~
In Hawaiian mythology, Laka is called “the goddess of healing and Hula”.
She is also regarded as a guardian deity identified with Hula.
They say that her existence could bring life force to people, so they have thought of her as a symbol of happiness in Hawaii.
This design, named “Laka”, is a lively motif with lots of hibiscus pattern to symbolize happiness.
And it expresses faith, love and respect to her.
ものすごく長い間待たせてしまったけど、ついにプロポーズする決心がつきました。いつもマイペースな自分についてきてくれてありがとう。受け取ってくれると嬉しいです。
絶対治して、またハワイに行こう。このネックレスがお守りになりますように。
