Within the shaded green of an enchanted forest, a playful KavaHemp creature quenches its thirst. Its vine-like arms, leafy fingers, and stout head with twinkling eyes portrays a charming collusion of nature. Unique in its back arched like a textured, wooden door, complete with a heart-shaped knocker, it whispers a warm invitation into its mystical world.

Interesting Facts:

The kava plants roots are used in the Pacific Islands to make a traditional drink with sedative and anesthetic properties.

Hemp has incredibly strong fibers, and was once traditionally used to make ropes for naval ships due to its resistance to salt water.

The oldest known door, made of stone, was found within the ruins at Herculaneum, a city lost like Pompeii when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD.

There was an unused sentence mark on Unicode, which has recently been popularized as the interrobang, combining question and exclamation marks.

Prehistoric humans used to paint the walls of their homes, a tradition we continue today, even though the materials have evolved significantly.