We have four collections. Akoni, Mahalo, Kalele, and Hana. A collection is defined by the color palate. I have chosen each of my pallets from the ocean’s ombres…the teals and greens fading to the deeper blues and blacks. Each Honu has the ocean in her shell, and I have named them after turtles for my sea turtle rescue adventures. These are real turtles that have shared their healing stories with me so I can share them with you.
~Deep translucent blues with a shimmery sea floor~
You are worthy of praise even when you make really really really stupid mistakes. Know yourself, love yourself and you free yourself. Akoni was created to remind you, that you are worthy of praise at every part of your journey.
~Black with shimmery sparkles~
Creativity comes from the unexplored, quiet part of your soul, Hana invites you to journey there, discover the riches, and then return with arms filled and overflowing with your shimmering gifts for the world.
~Seafoam greens and blues~
You are here for a reason, you have value, and your story is important. Of course, your story has villains, sorrows, and hardships, after all, what truly great superhero story doesn’t?
~Solid teal with shimmery sparkles~
A little bit of gratitude will change any attitude. Mahalo reminds you, to remind yourself, all the things and people you are grateful for.
These Honus are larger and offer me a larger canvas to create on, and unlike the Honus in the collection, where you are shown the color pallet only, here you will be purchasing the exact Honu shown. Every Honu in the collection is signed and numbered so each has a place in the Collection's history.
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Continue shoppingYour turtles are striking – the beautiful glasswork pulls me in and my mind is transported to a coral tranquility.
Beautiful, Imaginative, Excellent workmanship and execution of concept. I love the universe within the sea turtle bodies.
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