Puakenikeni means ten-cent flower. Lei makers during the "Steamer Days" (late 1800s to mid 1900s) strung Puakenikeni and sold them for a dime. The pua (flowers) are best harvested in the early morning. The first day it is white, the second day it is yellow and the third it is orange.
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Small measures 2" by 1½"
- Acrylic
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Printed on one side
- A portion of all sales go to organizations that protect native Hawaiian plants and animals
