| Article number: | P-29353 |
| Availability: | In stock |
The mai`a leaf, represents one of the earliest staple plants brought by Polynesian canoe settlers to Hawai’i. A beautiful person might be compared to a young banana leaf. There are more than 50 varieties, and the mai`a leaves were used for umbrellas, house roofs, tablecloths, foot coverings, packing material, and imu (earth oven) covering. Mai`a provides an easy gift for friends and an emergency food supply when necessary.This scarf has an ultra-soft, smooth handfeel, with a light warmth due to its gauzy weave. The oblong shape allows for short wraps as well as classic knots, drapes, weaves, and loops. Product Details: Designed in Hawaii Woven silk/modal blend 81 in x 26 in (205 cm x 66 cm) Pineapple Yellow and White
