Koholā Tail Pin // Humpback Whale Tail Pin
A charm for navigating life’s waters.
Koholā is the Hawaiian word for Humpback whale. This beloved type of baleen whale is a frequent visitor to the islands between the months of November to Early May. They are found in all oceans around the world and travel great distances every year. They are known to have one of the longest migrations of any mammal on the planet.
Adorned on the tail is the constellation Orion, called Ka Heihei o na keiki in Hawaiian. It is one of the most recognizable constellations in our night sky and has been used in Marine Navigation for thousands of years.
⁂ Details ⁂
∙ 1.50" Hard enamel pin
∙ Shiny gold finish and white
∙ Double-post pin back
∙ Black rubber backers or upgrade to *Deluxe Gold locking clasps
∙ Logo backstamp
∙ Fully illustrated double-sided backing card
∙ Original Illustration by Chloé Selarque
Notice : Pins are sharp/have small parts & are not intended for children. Please be aware of your safety and those around you. Pins are individually made by hand so some irregularity can be expected - no two pins are ~exactly~ the same.
*Deluxe Gold locking clasps are an excellent choice for those wanting extra security - the locking clasp keeps your pin in place and won’t accidentally fall off. No more lost pins! To open: lift top lip up to release clasp.
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