Aloha! I am currently out of stock and back ordered on custom made pieces carved from bone, horn, and wood.
Gold & Silver hooks are available.
If you would like to purchase a specific piece, please email me first. Mahalo, Po'okela!

Aloha! I am currently out of black horn material. The same makau shapes can be carved in available materials. Please email to see whats in stock. Mahalo! Po'okela

Category Archives: Hawaiian Culture

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What is the meaning of the Hawaiian fish hook?

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17
Dec

People often ask, What is the meaning behind the Hawaiian fish hook?  Today we will talk about what a Hawaiian fish hook really means. In the ancient days of old Hawaiiana, there are legends where certain people or gods possessed a magical fish hook. The deep connection and reverence the Hawaiians had and still have for the ocean […]

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Hawaiian Culture, Hawaiian History

Harvesting koa wood and its uses in the 1800’s

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06
Nov

FIRST VALUE: AS FIREWOOD  The koa is a valuable wood should a person desire to seek riches by producing firewood, and this is the way to do it; hew down plenty of wood; cut it in short pieces, each one a fathom in length, and put them in a pile, one fathom high and one fathom […]

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