Imperfect but still worthy of your love.
Description of flaw:
Scratches on the metal or enamel, under-filled or over-filled enamel, missing details, smudges, misplaced ink, excessive texture, unevenly cured screenprint, blemishes on the backside or other types of flaws.
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‘Ilima blossom // Sida fallax
A charm for appreciating the beauty in the small things and for remembering to prioritize health.
These cheerful yellow blossoms are indigenous to Hawai’i and are the official island flower of O’ahu. Different varieties can be found along the coast or in the mountains.
Historically, these paper-thin blossoms were strung together into lei worn by Hawaiian Royalty. Many hundreds of blossom are needed for a single lei but as they’re ephemeral, they quickly wilt by the following day. Today, they are still incorporated into lei as a pop of color.
‘Ilima blossoms are edible! Traditionally, they were used medicinally to treat digestive troubles, asthma and other ailments.
⁂ Details ⁂
∙ Single 1" hard enamel pin
∙ Shiny gold finish.
∙ Single-post pin back
∙ Black rubber backers
∙ 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 with your nail to release clasp.
Visit: How to care for your pin for tips and tricks on how to keep your pins looking their best.
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