Lavalava is the Samoan word 2- to 3-yard length of cloth used as a wrap or tie, or to belt garment on men and women. In Hawai‘i, this garment is sometimes called pa‘u, kikepa, or pareu, but it can also used as a bundle wrap, beach mat, curtain, bed cover, and more.

DESIGN: This lavender on black design pairs voyaging canoes of the Pacific with abstracted petroglyphs of unknown meaning.

SIZE: 72 in. x 43 in.
FABRIC: 100% cotton
CARE: Gentle machine or hand wash, in cold water. Air dry.