Kamohoali'i - Beach Bonfire, Hawaiian Sandalwood, Ocean Mist and Driftwood

Swimming in the crystal clear water surrounding the luscious Maui, you notice the ferocious beauty of the magnificent ocean. What you fail to notice is the ominous shark fin creeping up behind you. Never fear, its Mythical Beards Kamohoali’i: King of the Deep. Kamohoali’i is the god of Hawaiian sharks, and elder brother to the infamous Pele whom he escorted from Tahiti to Hawaii. He often takes the form of a shark, especially when he rules his underwater kingdom, but he can also take the form of a man. He expects devotees to not harass or eat sharks. He is a benevolent god, who loves having a good time and taught humanity to surf.  This aquatic masterpiece begins with smoky beachside bonfire, intermingled with a light, salty ocean mist. Woodsy notes of driftwood and sandalwood rounds out this bearded beachside experience. Stand in awe of Kamohoali’i: King of the Deep.