Coco Moon Hawaii - Our Modern Take On The Hawaiian Quilt with Master Quilter Patricia Lei Murray

The time-honored tradition of Hawaiian quilt making has deep roots here in Hawaiʻi, as treasured family heirlooms. Whether you grew up with one in your ʻohana or admired them from afar, these keepsakes are a recognizable art form mastered by few but appreciated by all.
In fact, it was this very idea that sparked the idea for Coco Moon over four years ago. It was the first idea and design inspiration we dreamed of and though we knew the vision could be a great one, we took careful time to find the perfect person to help us bring it to life. We knew that in order to approach the concept with genuine respect and aloha, Coco Moon needed to partner with a master quilter who could guide us with knowledge and firsthand experience.
Enter master quilter Patricia Lei-Murray, who has been stitching stories into nuanced textiles for over 30 years.

[@spearageddon3279]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@msTidyCatastrophe]

My tutu made beautiful by hand Hawaiian quilts for each child I miss her.

[@AfreensCreations]

👍

[@sharonlatour6230]

Just lovely!

[@cocomoonhawaii5487]

Mahalo!

[@amaliabroedel1759]

Pena que as legendas estejam em inglês. Gostaria de saber como se faz 😍

[@janetnorman7411]

What does the word “ oolo” mean?

[@cocomoonhawaii5487]

Ulu is the Hawaiian word for breadfruit 😊