Last month, Nui Mono hosted a Temari Hawai‘i sale in Mö‘ili‘ili on King Street.Temari Hawai‘i Co-founder and Executive Director Ann Asakura sold her quilted pieces and beaded jewelry; proceeds benefited the organization.ASA beaded wearable art handmade by Ann Asakura.Ladies waited patiently outside the shop. Only five customers were allowed in at a time to comply with COVID-19 safety protocols. From left: Gail Lee, Ann Kase and Carolyn Acoba.Customers could explore the unique finds of Nui Mono – ceramics, indigo-dyed blouses, accessories and more.Quilts made by Ann Asakura are pieces of art that can be hung or draped in the home.
