Colorways
Bone
Spreads
Momi Shells — A Study in Miniature
Two momi shells, each smaller than a fingernail, shown from the top and the aperture. The speckled pattern is unique to every shell — no two have ever matched exactly.
Pieces
Spotted Nerite Specimen
A single spotted nerite shell — leopard-patterned, palm-sized, and heavy as a stone. Found on a painted green table on the North Shore, where it had been sitting for years.
Spreads
Vault Plate 002
Shell lei arranged on sand at golden hour. The second archival plate from the Bank of Sally Shore collection.
Pieces
Kahelelani Rope
A single-rope kahelelani strand sorted by color gradient. The most labor-intensive lei in the Hawaiian tradition — each shell hand-selected, drilled, and strung on twisted thread.