Poke Bowl Enamel Pin

A beloved favorite across Hawaiʻi, poke comes from the Hawaiian word meaning “to cut” or “to slice.” Traditionally made with pieces of fresh fish seasoned with ingredients such as paʻakai (Hawaiian salt), limu (seaweed), and ʻinamona (roasted kukui nut), poke has deep roots in Native Hawaiian food traditions.

Today, poke can be found in countless varieties throughout the islands and remains an iconic part of Hawaiʻi's food culture.

Designed in Hawaiʻi by Native Hawaiian artist Leah Dakroub as part of Mahea Leah's Hawaiʻi Favorite Foods Collection.

Product Details

• 1.25" soft enamel pin
• Black plated
• Black rubber clutch backing
• Wholesale minimum: 12 pins total
• Mix & match allowed
• Minimum 3 pins per design
• Suggested retail price: $12–$15