Wall Decor

Plumeria flowers arranged to form the shape of a cross. The plumeria is a very popular flower in Hawai’i. It represents the positivity in everything and is also a symbol of beauty and new beginnings. We use jackfruit wood for the yellow flower,...

One of our classic designs, the Hawaiian angel with two wings depicts an angel in a "muumuu" (traditional Hawaiian long dress for females) and a Haku lei (flower lei for the top of the head) watching over you and your loved ones. This angel is one of...

The seahorse is seen as a symbol of patience and tranquility. These slow swimmers hover and glide from place to place and use their tails as anchors in stormy waters. They are fragile but persistent creatures. The seahorse is the only animal species on...

The Humuhumunukunukuapua`a (Rhinecanthus rectangulus) is also known as the rectangular triggerfish or Hawaiian triggerfish. This little fellow's Hawaiian name means "fish with a nose like a pig". Due to its vibrant colors, the...

The octopus, "he'e" in Hawaiian, is a shy animal. The he'e hides in undersea holes within lava and coral. The beauty of this design comes from the three dimensional contouring of the wood and the utilization of a wood burning technique used to...

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.We offer multiple options in this design: wall decor, ornament or magnet. While...

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.We offer multiple options in this design: wall decor, ornament or magnet...

This design depicts a female monkey playing an ukulele and wearing a grass hula skirt.While smaller in size, our ornaments are created with the same details and quality craftsmanship as the larger pieces. Originally intended to be a Christmas...

Exclusive to the Hawaiian Islands, the monk seal (‘īlio holo i ka uaua) is among the top endangered marine mammal species in the world. The monk seal received its name from its solitary lifestyle, it does not live in a colony like other types of...

Display your faith with this design which depicts praying hands to Jesus Christ on the cross. We used over 50 individual pieces of wood to create this design. The red color is rosewood or cherry wood, greenish gray is pheasant wood, the white is ash wood...

The plumeria is the second most popular flower in Hawai’i, the first being the hibiscus. In Hawaiian culture, the plumeria is known as a symbol of everything positive in life. We created this cross design with the intention of spreading aloha...

The Hawaiian green sea turtle (honu) lives close to shore on all the Hawaiian Islands and is seen often by thousands of divers and snorkelers on the reef. The honu is believed to be a guardian of the Hawaiian people, it is both loved and revered in...