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Hawaiian women were powerful matriarchs, teachers, warriors, craftswomen, and queens. Learn more about the fascinating women of Hawaiian history and their skills, passions and wisdom. Deepen your connection to the Hawaiian culture during this Women’s History Month in Hawaiʻi.

Extraordinary Women of Hawai'i

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Postcard: Pele
Postcard: Pele
$1.75
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Volcano deity Pele gazes out from the scene in this painting, her hair depicted as both lava rivers and long black hair, and a crown of lehua blossoms on her head. Her eyes glow gold.
Art Print: Pele Goddess
$50.00
Paperback book shows a temple on a point of land with coconut trees across a bay, and the book about Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park tells the story of a centuries-old stone wall marks an ancient place of refuge, or puʻuhonua, that once offered sanctuary to any fugitive, innocent or guilty, who could reach it. Hawaiʻi.
Tracing the Past at Hōnaunau
$5.00
Postcard: Pele Goddess
Postcard: Pele Goddess
$1.75
Cover image is a yellow and brown close up of the fierce face of a kiʻi, or carved sacred image. Kiʻi are also sometimes called tiki.
Hawaiian Mythology
$30.00
Hawaiʻi Dye Plants and Dye Recipes
Hawaiʻi Dye Plants and Dye Recipes
$22.00
Pele and Hiʻiaka: A Tale of Two Sisters
Pele and Hiʻiaka: A Tale of Two Sisters
$14.95
The Hawaiian deity Pele is shown on the cover of this book as both a woman and the volcano, with her long black hair represented as lava, and a head lei of ʻohia lehau blossoms.
Pele - Goddess of Hawaiʻi's Volcanoes (Japanese)
$26.95
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