Mother & daughter Mele and Ileini Tuipulotu show us how to make 2 types of Kahoa Lole (Ula Lole or Lolly Lei). ...more. Perfect for when you're celebrating achievements or graduations,...

This time I'll show you guys how to make a 'Ula Lole' or Samoan lolly necklace. Its pretty easy and hopefully you guys enjoy it! This lolly lei can be gifted for Weddings, Birthdays,...

Mother & daughter Mele and Ileini Tuipulotu show us how to make 2 types of Kahoa Lole (Ula Lole or Lolly Lei). Perfect for when you're celebrating achievements or graduations, birthdays and even weddings.

2023年3月31日 · In Samoa, ‘ula lole (lolly/candy necklace) are necklaces made of lollies, and are a contemporary Samoan (and Polynesian) tradition intended to celebrate the successes of loved ones. There are many ways to make ula lole, often personalised, especially for family and friends.

The candy (or lolly) leis from other islands are usually a simple single row of lollies tied together by strings or rolled into cellophane wrap, then tied separately by ribbons. Sisi lole are masterpieces that can be made up of as many rows as the weaver can stand… because it does take patience and tedious work, but I promise you, the results ...

Ulalelei is here to make your next Pacific celebration more convenient. We offer stunning confectionary versions of Ula Lole, Kahoa lole, and Pacific Lei for Pasifika People here in New Zealand. We are all about celebrating Pacific success and culture.

2022年11月14日 · Lolly lei (necklaces) are a confectionary and modern version of traditional pacific necklaces. The Samoan name for lolly lei is ula lole. There is no set rule on what type of lolly or chocolate are used when making them, but bright is right!

Ula Lole are Samoan inspired necklaces. 🇼🇸🇦🇸Traditionally, ula (necklaces) are made with fresh foliage, flowers, shells, and sometimes fruit. Ulalelei provide a confectionary version of these. Our Ula Lole include classic favourites from your childhood. Spend less time worrying, and leave the …

The Ula Lole (lollies/candy) and Ula Sukalati (chocolate) are Samoan inspired necklaces. Originally in Samoa, our ulas (leis) are traditionally created with fresh foliage, flowers, shells, and sometimes fruit.