Poliahu

Poliahu is a prominent snow goddess in Hawaiian mythology, associated with Mount Kukui on the Big Island. She embodies the icy, pristine aspects of snow and winter. As a guardian of the snow-covered mountains, Poliahu represents beauty, purity, and the cold, often depicted as a graceful figure who interacts with other Hawaiian deities. She plays a role in stories explaining natural phenomena related to snow and mountain conditions, highlighting the reverence Hawaiians have for their mountainous landscapes and natural elements.