(1987) Polynesian

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1987 Polynesian Edition; Lokelina & Ohana - 1,000 of each (Stamped)

Well, Ohana #1 came as part of a lot, Ohana #2 came with his sister Lokelina about a year later.

Lokelina's grass skirt has seen much better days - there's grassy stuff everywhere, including in their hair.


Ohana #1's face:



Lokelina's portrait, complete with decorative flower in her hair and her lei:



Lokelina's hair, back detail, complete with grass:



Don't they have the most sandal-ready feet?



Signatures are embroidered, not inked:

Comments

Judith said…
I have the Polynesian brother and sister. The cutest faces and those adorable little feet made for sandles. Love them. The grass skirt fell to bits as expected since it was made of paper. No problem.
January 31, 2016 at 10:10 PM
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