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Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus share a kiss in Hawaii, dressed in their best aloha shirts and flower leis in this ornament.
This mural in downtown Kona is found on the pavilion at the Hale Halawai ocean front park.
From NOAA's "Historic Fisheries Collection" we found a great hand drawing of a butterfly fish. The butterfly fish's Hawaiian name, Kikakapu (Kīkākapu), includes the word "kapu," meaning "forbidden."
A beautiful Hawaiian stained glass window lets light in to Saint Michael the Archangel Church in Kailua-Kona on Hawaii's Big Island.
Motion softens the scene as a surfer catches a wave in Hawaii. Called he'enalu in the Hawaiian language, surfing has its origins here and even a special Pule Kahiko, ancient Hawaiian prayer for surf.
Aloha shirts originated right here in Hawaii. If you are dressing up to head out, you grab your finest aloha shirt, your dress slippers, and you are ready to roll. It is thought that the aloha ...
Honolulu Surf Riders is another great Hawaiiana painting from Mr. Charles Bartlett. Put on canvas around 1918, his painting shows four surfers catching a wave in Honolulu, presumably in Waikiki.
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