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Sakura Omamori Acrylic Shaker Keychain Hunnehgirls Last seen in 1934

Sakura Omamori Acrylic Shaker Keychain Hunnehgirls Last seen in 1934This omamori inspired shaker keychain features double sided printing, with sakura (cherry blossom) flower and petal charms on the inside that flutter inside. Writing on the front translates to "happiness". Materials: AcrylicColor matched lobster clip Product Dimensions: 1. 375"W x 2. 25"H

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Description

Last seen in 1934

It likes to eat nectar from native flowering plants like the ‘ōhi‘a lehua

The Kākāwahie (Paroreomyza flammea) is an extinct species that was endemic to the island of Moloka‘i

The Limited Edition O‘ahu ‘Akialoa pin features a shimmery green glitter enamel and will be produced in a run of 200 pieces

It was endemic to the island of O‘ahu and was last seen in the mid-1900s

Sakura Omamori Acrylic Shaker Keychain Hunnehgirls Last seen in 1934This omamori inspired shaker keychain features double sided printing, with sakura (cherry blossom) flower and petal charms on the inside that flutter inside. Writing on the front translates to "happiness". Materials: AcrylicColor matched lobster clip Product Dimensions: 1. 375"W x 2. 25"H

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