Lehua mamo is the yellow-blossomed variety of the native Hawaiian ʻōhiʻa lehua tree. While most ʻōhiʻa lehua trees have red flowers, the rare yellow-flowered lehua mamo is culturally significant and is still used in lei making and other practices. Lehua Mamo is often associated with the prized feathers of the now-extinct mamo bird. Ōhiʻa lehua, including the lehua mamo, is a keystone species in Hawaiian ecosystems, playing a vital role in forest regeneration and watershed protection.
These eco-friendly, 100% soft spun rayon pareos are made with AZO free dyes and sustainably sourced materials featuring custom artwork by Hawaiian artist JT Ojerio.
Great as a warm weather wrap, fall scarf, or even a throw to brighten any home.
• Designed and packaged in Hawaii
• Hand wash cold, hang to dry
• 180 x 110 cm // About 70 x 44 inches