lei tradition

**lei tradition**
The “lei tradition” refers to the cherished Hawaiian custom of crafting and wearing leis-beautiful garlands made from flowers, leaves, shells, or feathers. These leis are traditionally given as symbols of love, respect, celebration, and honor. Rooted deeply in Hawaiian culture, the lei tradition is a meaningful way to welcome guests, mark special occasions, and express aloha spirit. Whether worn around the neck, draped over the shoulders, or presented as a gift, leis embody the warmth and hospitality of the islands.