Corn Husk Hand Towel Color:Grapefruit Pink Lehuauakea has woven even more

Lehuauakea has woven even more meaning into their blanket by including the traditional colors found in the ochre pigments that are often used to decorate finished kapa

A salmon's life is a heroic journey: after surviving their earliest years in small streams and making a mighty migration to the vast ocean

Tradition and meaning are woven together in our Path of Purpose Shawl by Acoma Pueblo artist Michelle Lowden

Poured in the USA for Eighth Generation

Corn Husk Hand Towel Color:Grapefruit Pink Lehuauakea has woven even moreRepeating geometric patterns stair step across our plush Corn Husk Bath Towel, designed by Afro Indigenous artist Mikailah Thompson (nimipuu, African American). Mikailah has used patterns found in her community's imaaspalx (corn husk) bags, which historically carried all manner of items and today are used mostly for special occasions. "I really like the simplicity but boldness of this particular pattern," shares Mikailah, which is also available as a