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Tani Takushi

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Hulali Glass

 

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Founded by Class of 2018 alumna Tani Takushi, Hulali is a woman-owned fused glass jewelry business based in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. Each piece is created in small batches, where layers of glass are hand-cut and kiln-fired into wearable art. Subtle variations in color, texture, and sparkle make every piece unique.

Inspired by the vibrant spirit and natural beauty of the Hawaiian Islands, Hulali is designed as a way to carry a small piece of Hawaiʻi with you, wherever you go. 

All pieces are thoughtfully crafted using quality materials chosen for durability and longevity, made for everyday wear.

We hope that wearing Hulali serves as a reminder that we are also a part of the beauty that surrounds us — that the same light and magic found in nature exists within us too.

The image displays a collection of gold-toned necklaces with pendants featuring iridescent, multicolored glass or resin orbs, arranged on a wooden surface against a plain background.
A hand holds a white jewelry box with a gold logo against a backdrop of a clear blue sky and the distant ocean.
A person's hand is holding a colorful, iridescent pendant on a gold chain against a soft, blurred background.
The image shows a pair of earrings with turquoise-colored glass beads on a card that says %22hulali%22 and %22Handcrafted in Hawaii%22, with a scenic ocean view in the background.