THE PLEASURE OF CONNECTED LIVING
You are invited to a softer, slower pace of life with the intention of experiencing more joy and simple pleasure in your everyday. Through evolving creative expressions, Hina Luna shares the beauty of connected living through the lens of everyday rituals, kitchen table culture and ancestral veneration. So please, come, pull up a seat. The kettle is on.
You are welcome here.



DEAR ONE, YOU ARE A LIVING ALTAR




THE HEART & HANDS OF HINA LUNA —
I’m Haley — an artist, writer, simple pleasure seeker and space beautifier making home and tending life on Hawai’i Island. My natural state of being is when I’m creating spaces that inspire a softer, slower way of living, in connection to ourselves, to the threads of our tapestry of ancestors, and in awareness of the beauty and pleasures that exist all around us. Everything you’ll find here is intended to support your journey to living a more connected and beautiful life. I hope something here lights the match in your heart.
TENDING ALTARS
LOVE LETTERS TO LIFE —
Every week(ish), I dispatch my considered thoughts written in the form of letters — addressed to you, Dear Reader. These letters are a view into my life as a creative, as a compassionate human for people and planet, as a future ancestor and ever-curious descendant, and as a woman bravely accepting the label of writer with little more than a commitment to consistency and the simple wish of lighting the match in your heart. In short, Tending Altars is where I’m currently choosing to invest my creative time and energy online. Subscribe below to receive these heartfelt letters right to your inbox and visit Tending Altars on Substack to read through the archives.

SONGS FOR RISING THROUGH HARD TIMES —
A playlist to comfort like a balm & lift your spirits as you rise through the ashes.

POSTCARDS FROM ITALY —
A photo diary and poetic ode to a three week journey through the bel paese.

OUR ITALIAN-INSPIRED WEDDING —
A look into our heart-forward and intimate DIY’d wedding day on our land in rural Hawai’i.