Ornaments

Dolphins are among the most intelligent animals and their often friendly appearance and seemingly playful attitude have made them popular in human culture. This design depicts a family of five dolphins playing joyfully on the waves off of the Hawaiian...

The Honu is one of the most beloved sea creatures in the world. It lives close to shore on the reef and feeds on seaweed and small crustaceans. In Hawaiian culture, the turtle is both loved and revered. It is known as the guardian of the Hawaiian people...

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...

An Aloha Wood Art rendition of a traditional Santa's Reindeer.We offer this design as an ornament or magnet. The ornaments will come with a string attached for hanging and the magnets have two small magnets affixed to the back of the piece. Originally...

This is our rendition of a traditional Santa Claus. Notice the detail in his beard and the three dimensional contouring of his hat.This design is offered as an ornament only. While smaller in size, our ornaments are created with the same details and...

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...

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...