Hawaiian Lei Day Woman Making Lei, Five Virtues of Aloha Spirit card

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Ramelle Richardson

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Folded 5" x 7" greeting card

On Lei Day, Hawaiians celebrate the Aloha Spirit and the characteristic warmth and sincerity of the Hawaiian people. This card for Lei Day shows a Hawaiian woman in a colorful blue muumuu stringing orchids to make a lei. The background is of aqua waves and sea. Hawaii's Lei Day celebration is similar to May Day but it means much more than flowers, just as "Aloha" is more than the Islands' way to say hello or goodbye. This Lei Day card celebrates the deeper meaning of the Aloha Spirit with the acronym showing the five Hawaiian words that make up the word "Aloha." The inside verse expresses these five virtues in English.