Native Hawaiian designer, Jalene Kananiʻs shares her culturally inspired Maluhia design. Reflective of the traditional bark cloth print, Niho (shark tooth). This graphically reimagined whimsical medallion shape emulates the balance of Kū (masculine) and Hina (feminine) energies. The organic nature of this print is a nod to the Hawaiian tradition of ʻohe kāpala (bark cloth printing) and weaves the history of its origins into the fibrous texture of this graphic print.
Details
Set / Single
Single Piece
Bedding Product Type
Comforter
Bedding Material
Cotton
Fill Material
Polyester
Thread Count
300
Pattern
Geometric Shapes
Color
Brown, Beige, Cream
Warmth Level
Summer
Product Care
Machine washable components
Imported
Yes
Pieces Included
Comforter
General Features
Reversible
Features
100% Combed Cotton Sateen
300 Thread Count
Designed In Hawaii
Front Side Print: The "Niho" print is graphically reimagined into a whimsical medallion shape to further emulate the balance of Kū (masculine) and Hina (feminine) energies.
Back Side: "Pili", is the ultimate textural fiber: isual. The organic nature of this print is a nod to the ʻohe kāpala (Hawaiian bark cloth printing) and weaves the history of its origins into the fibrous texture of this graphic print.