Ladies Hawaiian Stickers

Dive into in the world of Ladies Hawaiian, where tropical fashion meets the essence of Hawaii. Celebrate the essence of Hawaiian femininity with vibrant prints and designs curated for women. Explore the tropical allure and the enchanting charm of aloha, inspired by the beauty of Hawaii

Great spring training addition for the Philadelphia Philly fan. Hawaiian floral pattern liberty bell great for your next vacation, beach or the ballgame. Great for the Philly Girl on your Philadelphia fan list.

Moa is the Hawaiian name for the Spotted Boxfish. The Spotted Boxfish is also the most common boxfish in Hawaii. They typically live in small groups with one male and several female. They forage alone on small bottom-dwelling invertebrates, worms and sponges. They can grow to about 6".

Kikakapu is the Hawaiian word for Lined Butterflyfish and are the largest of the butterflyfish. Typically Kikakapu are found in pairs, and they like to feed on coral polyps, small invertebrate animals, and anemones.

Hihimanu is the Hawaiian word for the Spotted Eagle Ray and actually translates to magnificent. The Hihimanu is found in the open ocean and like to eat sea urchins, snails, shrimp,and crabs.

Beautiful Hawaiian I love you with the island flower plumaria. Fun, bright eye catching colors to show your Hawaiian pride!

ho'ohau'oli means to Give Joy in the Hawaiian language. Spread Aloha, joy and love with this original hibiscus Hawaiian design!

Kaanapali beach Maui Hawaii vacation travel destination t-shirt

ho'ohau'oli means Give Joy in Hawaiian. Spread Aloha, love and joy with this original design hibsicus Hawaiian design.

Hawaiian fish, Kaku means barracuda in the Hawaiian language. Barracuda in Hawaii grow to about three feet in length, generally swim in schools and can move about 40' per second!

The Scalloped Hammerhead Shark is called Mano Kihikihi in Hawaiian. This hammerhead can grow up to 14ft but average 7ft in length. Mano Kihikihi dine on other sharks, reef fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans.

About six inches long, the I'iwi is a common honey creeper songbird. It is named for the sound it makes: ee-ee-vee. The I'iwi feeds on nectar with its sickle-shaped bill.

Show your Hawaiian pride with this lovely dancer with inscription Happiness is Hula written in Hawaiian.