Randy Jay BraunChildren of Hula
Keiki (kay-key) means “child” in Hawaiian language. Keiki are affectionately referred to as cherished flowers of Hawai’i – representing the many colors of people who make up the beautiful generations in our unique ethnic melting pot. How can you not smile when your own little keiki take the stage? The adorable small performers often begin to attend hula school with Mom and Dad by age four.
The artwork in this collection is printed on acid-free watercolor paper, double matted, and available framed in Koa wood. Remember that our guaranteed safe shipping is absolutely free on all orders shipped within the United States!
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Nohea (Charming)
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Kuʻu Wā Liʻiliʻi (The Time of My Littleness)
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Kau ka Pua I Luna, I Luna o ke Ao (Hold your Flower High Up to to the Sky)
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Pualei O Ka ʻAina (Cherished Blossom of the Land)
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Mālamalama (Enlightenment)
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Kissing Keikis (Kissing Children)
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Kaikamahine Hua Liʻiliʻi (Little Hula Girl)
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A Flower That Began to Unfold
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Nā Hoʻaloha (Friends)
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Nā Keiki o Kona (The Children of Kona, Hawaiʻi)
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Nānā i ke Kupuna (Look to your Elders)
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Iā ʻoe e Ka Lā (For You, O the Sun)
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Pomaikaʻi
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Hula Leʻa (Delightful Hula)
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