Puakenikeni Lei and Seashells
by Jade Moon
Title
Puakenikeni Lei and Seashells
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Jade Moon
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Photograph
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The Hawaiian word "puakenikeni" literally means "ten-cent flower." In the early 1900s, on "Boat Days" -- so called because it was a time before air travel to the islands-- each blossom was sold for a dime and sewn into lei for the arriving visitors. The sweet puakenikeni are still popular today.
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May 27th, 2017
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