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25”x6" and are printed on a full color press on heavyweight stock
chewing gum
Puka shells are approx
25" Hoops are made of either hypoallergenic stainless steel or brass
Sewing and quilters will love this Oma`oma`o (green) and brown (maku`e) barkcloth kapa print and acacia wood bowl to put all of your pins and needles
Owyhee River and Canyonlands Print - 12"x18" shirt 25”x6" and are printed onThe name Owyhee derives from an early anglicization of the Hawaiian term Hawaii. Many Hawaiians sailed to the Pacific Northwest coast and found employment along the rivers, joining trapping expeditions and working at trading posts. In 1818, three "Owyhee" men joined Donald Mackenzies Snake expedition, which went out annually into the Snake country for the North West Company, a Montreal based organization of Canadian fur traders. The three Hawaiians