ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Listen to Alana Abbey talk about her small business, Papa Abbey Pāpale, where she offers pāpale lau niu and other sustainable goods inspired by her papa's talent: ulana lau niu (weaving coconut leaf). Alana name her business after the man who taught her everything she knows about weaving and hopes to pass on a legacy that aims to impact more than just herself. In this episode, she gives thanks to the man who made it all possible and implores us to check in on our kūpuna. Mahalo Alana!
Alana's Links: Instagram | Kūʻai
Kuaina Links: Hoʻolohe mai | Hāʻawi wale
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