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Mid-century souvenir porcelain was a popular industry during the rise of commercial air travel to the Pacific. These pieces were often sold in hotel gift shops and airports to tourists visiting the islands. They typically featured iconic local flora and maps to serve as mementos of the trip. This specific design highlights the botanical diversity of Hawaii, featuring flowers like the Hibiscus and Bird of Paradise. The inclusion of the island chain map was a standard element for regional souvenirs of this era. Such items are now collected as examples of vintage Americana and travel ephemera. Like new condition. 4”.