Save on this 2-piece bundle featuring Hiʻiaka and Pele, designed to be displayed side by side. These pieces honor the deep relationship between the sisters — one rooted in power, loyalty, love, and the living landscape of Hawaiʻi. Place them together to bring the full story to life.
 
Choose between matte fine art paper, aluminum displays, and large canvas.
 
Hiʻiaka and Pele
 
In Hawaiian tradition, Pele and Hiʻiaka embody different but connected forces of nature and spirit:
 
Pele
Pele is the goddess of volcanoes, fire, creation, and transformation. She represents the fierce, creative energy that forms new land. Her existence explains the living, ever-changing volcanic landscape of Hawaiʻi — land that is born, destroyed, and reborn.
 
Hiʻiaka
Hiʻiakaikapoliopele, the youngest and beloved sister of Pele, is the goddess of hula, forests, healing, and protection. She represents the cool, life-giving balance to Pele’s fire — the forests that grow on new lava, the healing that follows destruction, and the care that sustains life.
 
Together
Pele and Hiʻiaka exist in Hawaiian tradition to show the balance between destruction and life, fire and forest, creation and healing. Their moʻolelo (stories) teach:How new land is formed and how life grows on itThe sacred relationship between ʻāina (land) and peopleThe importance of loyalty, integrity, and kuleana. That creation always comes with responsibility.
 
Displaying them side by side honors this duality: Pele brings the fire that shapes the earth. Hiʻiaka brings the life that grows from it.