
Turning handpicked sea treasures and lauhala into everyday statements.
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ABOUT LOVELLYSEA
Meet the owner and creator! EST:2017
Owner and creator, Kamalani Lovell is a local girl from Hawai'i. She studied at KCC and graduated with a degree and certificate in Business. Born and raised on Kaua'i she grew up around the ocean and mountains always craving an adventure. Kamalani turned the aspects of her daily enjoyments into inspirational art. She values the patterns, color palettes, and creativity triggers that nature offers. Her small business started from a re-spark of love for an old hobby, shelling. She curates elegant sea treasure jewels that leaves you feeling magical, yet powerful. Kamalani also practices the Hawaiian art Lauhala. A fond weaving tradition passed down from her kumu tutu. She hopes to give you a variety of handmade treasures that you can feel amazing in, hold close to your heart, wear, and acknowledge on the daily.
UNINHABITED SHELLING
-LIVE SHELLING IS HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED!
please only take seashells that are uninhabited or have no life upon them!
LAUHALA
Lauhala-Pandaus-Screwpine
Lau-Leaf
Lauhala weaving is a traditional art Hawaiians and Polynesians have practiced for many years. A beautiful plant harvested for many of its parts, especially its leaves or leaf(Lau). The Lauhala leaves were woven into many different uses like their sails on their boats, mats for their hale(house), baskets for storage and luggaging, and etc.. The art grew to hats from different ranges and styles, Jewelry, purses, and more! Here at Lovellysea we hand weave each product with extra love and Aloha. Wear a little of Kaua'i everywhere you go.
Weaving background:
I began weaving December 2020 as my Tutu(grandmother) as my Kumu. Her astonishing knowledge she has shared with me will forever be an amazing impact to my life. All my techniques and styles I share is a piece of mana that my Tutu has shared and gifted me with. The gift is knowledge and learning how to appreciate a Hawaiian cultural practice and the family that I was blessed to be apart of. I am happy I get to share a piece of the Hawaiian culture with you all. Mahalo Tutu.