Maluhia Pillow Capsule

Maluhia Pillow Capsule

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      Olive and Ivory Kaha Square Pillowcase Front Side on a White Background
      Olive and Ivory Kaha Square Pillowcase Back Side On a White Background
      Kaha Square Pillowcase
      $114.00
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      Stone and Light Gray Niho Kila Lumbar Pillowcase
      Stone & Light Gray Niho Kila Lumbar Pillowcase on a dark drey chair
      Niho Kila Lumbar Pillowcase
      $100.00
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      Moena Nui Square Pillowcase Front Side View On a White Background
      Moena Nui Square Pillowcase Set On a Blue Grey Chair With Wood Arms
      Moena Nui Square Pillowcase
      $114.00

      Bring warmth, texture, and island elegance into your home with NOHO HOME’s exclusive Maluhia Pillow Capsule Collection in rich shades of orange and tan. Inspired by Hawaiian heritage and contemporary design, each piece blends cultural storytelling with modern style to create a timeless statement for your living space.

      (1) Earth Moena Nui Square Pillowcase

      The tangerine color Nahenahe Hawaiian print evokes calm and serenity through its harmonious lines and colors. Like beautiful notes of a song, organic shapes burst forward, scattering like petals over a canvas. This design captures a sense of peace and natural beauty, blending elements that soothe and inspire.

      (1) Tan Niho Kila Lumbar Pillowcase

      Fill your living spaces with print and color with our Niho Kila Pillowcase. This lumbar pillow pairs well with nature themes and earth tones. Niho Kila is a contemporary take on our classic Niho print. Big and bold, its triangular shapes reference the sharp teeth of the manō (shark), and honors the strength and masculinity of Kū.

      (1) Orange Kaha Square Pillowcase

      Fill your living spaces with print and color with our Niho Kila Pillowcase. This lumbar pillow pairs well with nature themes and earth tones. Niho Kila is a contemporary take on our classic Niho print. Big and bold, its triangular shapes reference the sharp teeth of the manō (shark), and honors the strength and masculinity of Kū.