Tapa Pua Lehua Honu Magnetic Power Bank

- Magnetic wireless charging for iPhone 12 and newer (MagSafe compatible)
- Works with all Qi-enabled devices, including Qi-enabled Samsung Galaxy and Android phones (add a magnetic ring or MagSafe-compatible case to attach)
- 5,000mAh capacity for an extra charge on the go
- USB-C port to recharge the power bank or charge a second device
- Removable top shell, available in a glossy or matte finish
- Each piece is uniquely yours, subtle shading or color variations may occur, a natural part of our printing and production process.
- Colors may appear slightly different from what you see on-screen, subtle shading differences may occur.

Materials:
High-grade polycarbonate (PC) shell
Built-in 5,000mAh rechargeable battery
Dimensions: 93 x 66 x 15 mm (3.7 x 2.6 x 0.6 in)
Weight: 130 g (4.6 oz)
Made in Korea

Care:
Clean the shell with a soft, damp cotton or microfiber cloth.
Avoid using chemicals.
Keep away from water and extreme heat. Don't leave it in a hot car or direct sun.

Step into the world where ancient Hawaiian barkcloth comes alive — bold, beautiful, and deeply rooted in the Pacific.

Tapa Pua Lehua Honu draws its name from three pillars of Hawaiian identity. Tapa — the sacred barkcloth of the Pacific, hand-stamped by generations of artisans with geometric patterns that carried spiritual meaning in every mark.

Pua — flower, the universal Hawaiian symbol of beauty, welcome, and the generosity of aloha. Lehua — the sacred blossom of the 'ohi'a tree, a symbol of courage, love, and the enduring strength found in nature.
And at the heart of it all — the Honu.

Golden sea turtles swim through alternating columns of deep midnight navy and warm amber gold, their shells etched with the same geometric precision that once decorated the ceremonial kapa of Hawai'i's most sacred traditions. Around them, hibiscus blooms open wide in bold silhouette, monstera leaves reach outward, and ancient tribal circle motifs — stamped like the 'ohe kapala bamboo stamps of old — repeat across aged parchment and deep indigo like a rhythm you can feel.

This design doesn't just reference Hawaiian culture. It honors it — pattern by pattern, stroke by stroke, the way the original makers intended.

Dare to carry something that means something.