Try a taste of different stories about Hawaii Island, some sweet, some savory, some great with Kona coffee, others better with box of tissues. Treat yourself to Hawaiian-style snacks or make a meal of it.

Shannon Weaver’s artwork captures the vibrant colors and spirit of Hawaii’s people.

Rosemary works in a wide range of styles and media, and specializes in Hawaiian, tropical, asian, and ethnic art.

Tanya makes everything by hand, sharing Hawaii’s unique resources with her charities.  Check out her delightful coffee bags!

Gordon Motta is a master potter who has been producing unique and distinctive art pottery since 1968.

Hawaiian Body Products offers a diverse line of bath, body, and spa products infused only with ingredients that can only be found in Hawaii.

Konrad’s Ship Gallery has the world’s finest collection of quality Hawaiian koa canoe models.

Martin & MacArthur uses Koa wood that has been selectively harvested from plantations on Hawaii Island. This selective harvesting leaves the Koa forests in tact and vital, allowing for healthier growth for future generations.

A poignant story of recovery and insight delivers beautiful results, a voyage through water colors rich in meaning and bright colors.

These origami “Aloha” shirts are very clever. From adorning each shirt with a miniature button to creating inner pockets!

In the spring of 1990, in a small coffee shop in Kaimuki, two people met to share ideas. The meeting was resolved with a bizarre and unlikely fusion of skills.

The Orchid People have been growing orchids for a very long time, and a few of their orchids are older than they are!