Kawainui Collection Tea Towel – Native Waterbirds of Kawainui
Celebrate Hawaiʻi’s natural beauty and rich cultural heritage with our Kawainui Collection Tea Towel, featuring a beautifully illustrated design showcasing the native and migratory birds of Kawainui Marsh in Kailua, Oʻahu.
Kawainui is Hawaiʻi’s largest wetland and a vital sanctuary for endangered and seasonal wildlife. This special edition tea towel highlights four beloved birds:
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ʻAlae ʻUla – The Hawaiian Gallinule, sacred in Hawaiian mythology and a symbol of knowledge and leadership.
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ʻAukuʻu – The Black-crowned Night-Heron, often seen at the water’s edge, quiet and skilled in fishing.
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Aeʻo – The Hawaiian Stilt, known for its long legs and delicate beauty, originally drawn to the area’s taro patches.
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Kolea – The Pacific Golden Plover, a remarkable migratory bird that returns to the same location in Hawaiʻi every winter.
Each bird plays a unique role in the Kawainui ecosystem and reminds us of the deep connection between nature, culture, and place.
Perfect for your kitchen, home décor, or as a thoughtful gift, this tea towel brings a touch of aloha and environmental awareness to everyday living.
Individually wrapped with card stock band with rafia tie.
- large, 20" by 27"
- woven, linen-style 100% cotton fabric
- silkscreened
- water based inks
- wash in cold, iron on reverse side
Single Kitchen Towel, Screen Printed Towel, Hostess Gift, For the Kitchen
Celebrate Hawaiʻi’s natural beauty and rich cultural heritage with our Kawainui Collection Tea Towel, featuring a beautifully illustrated design showcasing the native and migratory birds of Kawainui Marsh in Kailua, Oʻahu.
Kawainui is Hawaiʻi’s largest wetland and a vital sanctuary for endangered and seasonal wildlife. This special edition tea towel highlights four beloved birds:
-
ʻAlae ʻUla – The Hawaiian Gallinule, sacred in Hawaiian mythology and a symbol of knowledge and leadership.
-
ʻAukuʻu – The Black-crowned Night-Heron, often seen at the water’s edge, quiet and skilled in fishing.
-
Aeʻo – The Hawaiian Stilt, known for its long legs and delicate beauty, originally drawn to the area’s taro patches.
-
Kolea – The Pacific Golden Plover, a remarkable migratory bird that returns to the same location in Hawaiʻi every winter.
Each bird plays a unique role in the Kawainui ecosystem and reminds us of the deep connection between nature, culture, and place.
Perfect for your kitchen, home décor, or as a thoughtful gift, this tea towel brings a touch of aloha and environmental awareness to everyday living.
Individually wrapped with card stock band with rafia tie.
- large, 20" by 27"
- woven, linen-style 100% cotton fabric
- silkscreened
- water based inks
- wash in cold, iron on reverse side
Single Kitchen Towel, Screen Printed Towel, Hostess Gift, For the Kitchen
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