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Oʻahu-based lei maker and book author Meleana Estes talks about her book, which is all about Hawai‘i’s flowers.

These flowers—some native to the Islands—have special meaning in Hawaiian culture.

Hawai‘i Island’s Donkey Mill Art Center offers this—and other—lei-making classes throughout the year.

Celebrate the start of spring at one of these lei making classes.

Here are ways to help you better understand and appreciate what makes the Islands so unique.

The plumeria isn’t native to Hawai‘i—but it’s still iconic and prominent at the Kaimukī Lei Stand.

You've got questions, we've got answers.

Shipping lei to the Mainland—from graduation lei to haku lei—is easy with these local companies.

This May Day, May 1, the Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreations needs your help to virtually break India's 3.11-mile lei world record.

Create a haku lei that’s uniquely yours using flowers and foliage from your garden.

Lei stand Sophia's—located at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport—has been passed down through three generations, and continues to sell colorful handcrafted lei to visitors and locals alike.

Whether originating from Hawaiʻi or around the world, these popular flowers and plants are strung into beautiful adornments.