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Pu’ukani (Musician) Birthdate: Mei 15, 2008 (05/15/2008) Pu’ukani is a happy little Menehune keiki kane (boy) who always brings a smile to everybody's face. Pu’ukani is the Menehune’s musician. All day long, he delights his Ohana (family) singing their favorite Hawaiian songs.
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The coconut cradle is surrounded by ruffles sewn out of dark blue cotton fabric with a pineapple and Hibiscus flower design matching the bedding and Pu’ukani’s shorts. |
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Pu’ukani wears blue shorts, a little red crocheted King Kamehameha helmet and matching shoes. His Ukulele is made out of wood and has nylon strings.
Pu’ukani is about 3.5” tall fitting in the palm of your hand. The body is made out of stretch cotton. The eyes and mouth are intricately embroidered onto the face. Pu’ukani has little hands and feet, ears, buttocks, and a belly button.
Pu’ukani loves to eat. Mai’as (Bananas) are his favorite food. He always carries a Mai’a in his short’s pocket, just in case he gets hungry. |
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Pu’ukani $115.00 |
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Pu’ukani’s music illuminates life with joy and happiness. He knows that life is meant to be joyful and happy. Pu’ukani’s cheerful Mana (Spiritual Energy) will brighten up your day bringing love and laughter into your life. |
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The Ukulele was his Kupua Kane’s (grandfather’s) gift of lasting love and Aloha to his Mo’opuna Kane (grandson). His Ukulele is Pu’ukani’s most cherished possession. He holds it even when he goes to sleep. |
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The top of the cradle is adorned with green Ti leaves and a red Hulu (feather), Kukui Nut, and red ‘Ula’ula Berry lei. In Hawaii the Hulu is believed to link to the divine. The Kukui Nut represents the inner light of spirit shining brightly. Ti Leaves provide protection from all harm. 2 small wooden Ukuleles decorate the sides of the coconut cradle.
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The coconut for Pu’ukani’s cradle was selected from palm trees at Punalu’u Black Sands Beach. It is hand carved, sanded, polished, and fit to a custom coconut base. |
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Pu’ukani is a one of a kind collectible display doll handcrafted by Hawaiian Dolls.
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At night the Ti Leaves, Hulus (feathers), and Kukui Nuts send Pu’ukani the sweetest dreams, making him feel happy, save and secure in his coconut cradle. In the evenings Pu’ukani accompanies his little sister Alohalani in her chants and dances on his Ukulele. Together they sing about their Aloha Aina (love of the land). All the Menehunes love to listen to them. They clap their hands with delight to the rhythm of the music.
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His coconut cradle is signed and dated. Pu’ukani comes with his story and a certificate of authenticity. |
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Pu’ukani brings you the spiritual power of Hawaii. |
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