04/14/2026
My family and I had the opportunity to visit The Big Island of Hawaii. Thereās something different about Hawaiāi⦠you donāt just see the plants ā you feel them šæāØ
While we were exploring the island, I found myself completely pulled into the energy of the native flowers and plants. Each one felt alive in its own way⦠like it carried a story, a purpose, a little piece of magic.
Stay tunedā¦.. I will be bringing the island into my life in a big way.
Coming soon!!!!!
Organic Raw Honey šÆ from small farms on the island.
Herbal infused Honey šÆ
New herbal blends and tea. š«
šŗ The flowers ā soft, vibrant, and almost unreal ā felt like open hearts. So many of them are symbols of love, connection, and welcoming energy. You can literally feel the warmth coming off of them.
šæ The greenery ā strong, grounding, deeply rooted ā felt protective. Like itās been here forever, holding the land, the history, and the spirit of the island together.
šø Some blooms felt calming and peaceful⦠others felt energizing and almost electric. It made me realize something Iāve always believed ā plants arenāt just beautiful⦠they carry energy, intention, and healing in ways weāre still learning to understand.
Thereās a reason Hawaiāi feels so powerful. The land, the water, the plants⦠itās all connected. Itās all alive. And if you slow down long enough, you can feel it.
Iām bringing a little bit of that magic home with me šŗāØ
And I canāt wait to start working with some of these energies in my own blends, rituals, and creations.
Which one is your favorite? šæšø
āI swear plants speak⦠you just have to slow down enough to listen šæāØ
In Hawaii, everything felt alive in a different way.
Not just beautiful⦠but intentional.
The bright red heliconias felt like pure fire ā
confidence, life force, energy I didnāt even realize I needed.
The soft pink ginger blooms and anthuriums felt gentleā¦heart-opening⦠like a reminder to slow down and breathe again.
The passionflowers growing wild reminded me that peace isnāt something you chaseā¦
itās something you allow.
Even the smallest flowers on the groundā¦
quiet, unnoticed⦠still showing up and doing exactly what they were meant to do.
And then thereās plumeria and hibiscusā¦
the ones everyone recognizes ā soft, feminine, tropical, full of life.
They felt like joy. Like home. Like love you donāt have to earn.
And thatās the part that changed meā¦
Because I didnāt just see them ā
I chose to carry them with me.
My tattoo is made of Ohana Lehua flowers, hibiscus, and plumeria ā
a piece of this place, this energy, this feelingā¦
etched into me forever.
Not just a memoryā¦
a reminder.
That nature already holds everything weāre searching for:
healing, balance, strength, softness, love.
Weāve just forgotten how to see it.