Christmas Red Ohia Lehua Wreath with I'iwi Bird Note Card

4 ½ x 6 ¼ (Folded) This design combines two symbols with rich history and deep meanings. Many native Hawaiian traditions refer to the lehua tree and its forests as sacred to Pele, goddess of the volcano, and to Laka, goddess of hula. The lehua flowers are used to represent resilience, strength and grace. Early Hawaiians considered the ‘I’iwi birds' red colors to be sacred and used its feathers to create elaborate cloaks, helmets, and lei. This garb became a mark of societal rank and was worn only during special ceremonies, or into battle. Product Description: Box includes ten (10) cards and ten (10) envelopes 100% Cotton Paper Multilevel embossing Gold/Silver Foil Made in America