Polynesian Prowess

Kālai ʻia e ke kai, he mana akua e kahe ana ma o ke alapine kahiko (English: Forged by the sea, a divinity that flows through an ancient frequency)

ʻO ka wai ka ʻōewe i loko o kākou, ʻo kākou kona kumu (English: Water, the DNA within us, we are its source)

POLYNESIAN PROWESS

MANA /ˈmänə,ˈmanə/ noun (especially in Polynesian, Melanesian, and Māori belief) pervasive supernatural or magical power.

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Illustration of a yellow and purple triggerfish on black
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Illustration of a spotted yellow-green pufferfish on black
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Illustration of a magenta and blue fish on black
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Abstract blue water swirls on black
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POLYNESIAN PROWESS

MANA /ˈmänə,ˈmanə/ noun (especially in Polynesian, Melanesian, and Māori belief) pervasive supernatural or magical power.

Illustration of a red and white spotted fish on black
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Illustration of a yellow and purple triggerfish on black
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Illustration of a spotted yellow-green pufferfish on black
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Illustration of a magenta and blue fish on black
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Abstract blue water swirls on black
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Painting of a Hawaiian woman in a flower crown raising her hand beneath a sea turtle and tropical fish
Painting of a reef triggerfish swimming past a braided rope and fishhook
Painting of a Hawaiian warrior in a red feathered cloak and helmet framed by colorful waves
Painting of a woman in a green leaf crown holding a red hibiscus amid flames and waves
Painting of a dancer in red feathered regalia beneath a palm tree
Painting of a man with a green leaf crown and glowing blue eyes
Painting of a carved wooden hand holding a small blue globe in the sky
Close-up painting of an eye reflecting an outrigger canoe and island shoreline
Swirling blue globe of the Hawaiian islands in space with Aina Nani lettering
Polynesian fishhook design with tribal patterns and the words Aloha Aina beside the Hawaiian islands

SculptedthroughKāne,theʻāinabreathesthroughus

Chris Limeres's Nalu hook, carved in pearl and onyx, above the Hawaiian islands