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Hawaiian mythology is a spiritual belief among many of the island natives. Learn about major Hawaiian Gods, Hawaiian Goddess, and Legends.
“Laka’s themes are tradition, heritage, weather and arts. Her symbols are lei flowers, dance and the color yellow. Laka is the Hawaiian Goddess of Hula, through which the myths, legend…
According to legend, the ancient Mo'o or dragons of Hawaii were shape shifters who appeared as beautiful women or 12 to 30 feet long dragons. Fierce guardians of freshwater sources, they dwelled in caves, pools or fish ponds. The Mo'o guards people as well as the land. Moloka'i, Kamalo Ridge Eternally present in fishponds and pools throughout Hawaii, Mo'os were believed to bless the people with an abundant harvest if they were properly honored. But, if not treated with respect, they could…
Laka is the Hawaiian goddess of forest, plenty, song, and dance - namely the hula. The name "Laka" means gentle, docile, attracted to, and to attract, and thus she is also considered to be the goddess of love. I thought that was appropriate with Valentine's day coming up and all:) She is also the first of two new Hawaiian god prints that I will be bringing with me to Wondercon, so I hope to see you there! And if you can't make it, no worries - she will go up in the Etsy shop post-con as…
“Oh to live in a Gilbert Williams painting”
Description Dance and nature Hawaiian Goddess Laka. La diosa Hawaiiana de la danza y la naturaleza Laka.
The Goddess Pele, painted by Arthur Johnson, Kilauea Visitor Center
