Floral

Palm trees remind most of us of sunny skies, sandy beaches and tropical destinations. Historically, palms are a symbol of victory, peace, good luck, and happy homecomings. This is the first palm tree design that we created. Significant features of this...

The plumeria flower is a popular fragrant flower in Hawai'i that represents the "aloha spirit" and is traditionally used in Hawaiian lei making. This Aloha Wood Art design features three plumeria flowers and leaves arranged in a heart-shape. This puzzle...

The hibiscus (all colors and varieties) was the Official Territorial Flower, adopted in the early 1920s. At statehood in 1959, the first state legislature adopted many of Hawaii's symbols as part of the Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS, state laws). It...

The yellow hibiscus flower is the official state flower of Hawai’i. It can be seen all over the island and comes in a variety of colors. The hibiscus symbolizes beauty in Hawaiian culture as well as in other cultures around the world.We offer this...

Adorn your home during the holidays or all year round with our exclusive Hawaiian flower wreath. This Aloha Wood Art design is a beautiful arrangement of the two most popular flowers in Hawai’i, the hibiscus and plumeria. Each hibiscus flower...

The Hibiscus is the most popular flower in Hawai’i, and the yellow variation is the official state flower. It symbolizes beauty and the Aloha Spirit. We created this cross design with the intention of spreading Aloha (love) and blessings to our...

This Aloha Wood Art rendition of an infinity cross has a plumeria flower in the center for an added a touch of Hawaiian style. In Hawaiian culture the plumeria flower symbolizes positivity in life and is frequently used to make flower leis. It can also...

The Plumeria is a symbol of all positive things in Hawaiian culture. We created our All Plumeria Cross with the intention of spreading Aloha (love) and blessings to our customers in a Hawaiian style. Display your faith with this design which combines...

Within the last 100 years, the pineapple ("hala kahiki" in Hawaiian) has become a symbol of Hawaiian agriculture. The pineapple arrived in Hawai’i in the early 1800s from Paraguay and Brazil. Our nutrient rich volcanic soil produces...