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Kijimuna Art PrintKijimuna are often described as elfin or wood spirits. They are around the size of a young child, but with a larger head and hands. Atop their big head grows their signature wild bright red hair. They are typically shirtless with skirts and headbands made of leaves. Kijimuna make their home in the banyan trees around the island. Another name sometimes used for Kijimuna is Bunagaya, which roughly means large headed. Kijimuna are superb fisherman and

is one of the most revered figures in Hawaiian mythology

Hawaiian Mythology

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