Manehu Cuff Bracelet

The Manehu cuff bracelets are made from genuine, thick leather that will break in and soften beautifully with wear.  Thick leather cuff bracelets that look great on male and female in two sizes that can fit your wrist.

• thick pliable leather that ages beautifully
• Large:  2“ wide    Small: 1 3/4" wide
• Adjustable to: Large: 7 ¼ , 8 ¼ and 9 “wrist sizes   Small: 6 1/4" and 7 1/4" wrist sizes
• Breaks in beautifully with wear
• Leather has no problem getting wet in ocean or when washing your hands
• Traditional Samoan and Tongan tattoo and tapa motifs
• NA KOA logo

Shipping information

• For now, we only ship within the continental US, Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Puerto Rico and American Virgin Islands

• We typically dispatch orders within 24 hours of when the order was placed.

• Your order will be shipped from Hawaii with USPS Priority Mail which is trackable and it takes about 3 days to arrive.

• Our shipping rates are:

Orders up to $45: Shipping cost $6.50
Orders over $45: FREE SHIPPING

So add an Akamai card holder to your order of a Polynesian tattoo wallet! You basically save half of the cost of the card holder with the free shipping!

Returns

We want our customers to be happy with their NĀ KOA gear. If you find any fault with your purchase, please contact us within 30days of your order.

Please tell us your order number and include a photo of the flaw, and we will either return your money or send you a replacement, depending on your choice and our ability (for example, the item may not be in inventory any more).

Thick leather cuff bracelet that looks great on male and female wrists. Two sizes so they can fit your wrist. Large: 2 inches wide, snap closures in 3 settings from 7 to 9 inches in wrist size. Small: 1 ¾ inches wide, snap closures in 2 settings from 6 ¼ to 7 ¼ inches in wrist size.

Motifs and meanings*:  Land, ocean and sky. Famous researcher, curator and tattooist Tricia Allen used traditional Samoan and Tongan tattoo and tapa elements for land, ocean, and sky.  

*according to the artist as well as additional popular interpretations