The Heartbeat of Hawai'i: Culture and Tradition
At Kalani, our culture is deeply intertwined with the foundational Hawaiian values of integrity and respect. Our co-founder, Lono Dickson, who was born and raised on the island of Maui, integrates these cherished principles into the fabric of our company. We invite you to explore the island way of life and the kindness of the Aloha spirit with us.
Kalani Gives Back
Our ohana embraced the spirit of kōkua this year, supporting organizations that uplift keiki, families, wildlife, and our community through compassion, connection, and meaningful action.
Menehune!
When the first Polynesians arrived in Hawaiʻi, they found dams, roads, temples, and other structures already in place. To explain these impressive works, they told stories of the Menehune.
Cleaning for a Cause
It has never been so easy to make a donation! How many empty shipping boxes pass through your house and go straight to the recycle bin? Now you can reuse them by filling them up
Haleakala
Haleakalā, Maui’s towering “House of the Sun,” is a well known sunrise adventure for many tourists per year, learn what makes Haleakala so popular.
Guided by Kokua
Kōkua is the joy of everyday kindness—offering help not from need, but from love, connection, and the simple delight of lifting each other up.
25 Years!
Kalani Packaging just turned 25—and we’re celebrating with gratitude, growth, and a whole lot of aloha.
History of The Tiki
The Hawaiian Tiki stands as a powerful symbol of Polynesian mythology and Hawaiian heritage. Rooted in the sacred traditions of the islands, Tiki figures were carved to embody gods like Ku, Kane, and Lono, serving
The Kalani Ohana has a New Home!
Exciting News! After 20 wonderful years at our former location, we’re thrilled to announce that Kalani Packaging has moved to a new location! This move marks a significant milestone in our journey, and we’re excited
King Kamehameha Day
On June 11th, Hawaiians celebrate King Kamehameha Day with vibrant festivities. The celebrations feature grand floral parades, where floats are adorned in colorful leis, and traditional Hawaiian hula performances accompanied by lively music. Lei draping