Hunnehgirls 2: O‘ahu ‘Akialoa Enamel Pin Iiwi with sakura (cherry blossom) flower

with sakura (cherry blossom) flower and petal charms on the inside that flutter inside

11"W x 14"H no mat

the ʻĀkohekohe is a rare and critically endangered species

which were often plucked from live birds and used in crafting the capes of ali‘i and other ceremonial Hawaiian artifacts

Rose gold + hard enamel

Hunnehgirls 2: O‘ahu ‘Akialoa Enamel Pin Iiwi with sakura (cherry blossom) flowerThe Oahu Akialoa (Akialoa ellisiana) is an extinct species of native honeycreeper known for it's long curved bill and olive green feathers. It was endemic to the island of Oahu and was last seen in the mid 1900s The Limited Edition Oahu Akialoa pin features a shimmery green glitter enamel and will be produced in a run of 200 pieces. All proceeds from the sale of this pin will be donated to organizations working to protect and rehabilitate our Native