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Lehua Blossoms
Lehua Blossoms are authentically dressed Hawaiian dolls and ornaments. These collectible dolls are handmade with no glue or adhesives. A story/coloring book helps children learn about their cultural heritage.
http://www.lehuablossoms.com |
Little Hula Shop
Souvenirs including earrings, hula dolls, picture frames, hula skirts, tikis, and Christmas ornaments.
http://www.littlehulashop.com/ |
Lo Scapes
Offers handpainted interpretations of Hawaii. Includes clothing, handpainted fabric, and home decor.
http://www.loscapes.com/ |
Maui Pacifica
Enjoy reflections of nature handcrafted on gem-like finished Hawaiian ceramic art tiles.
http://www.mauipacifica.com/ |
Maui-Info.com
Sells videos, maps, books about Maui's trails and beaches, cookbooks, luau supplies, food, souvenirs and even sunglasses and tanning lotion, all from Maui.
http://www.maui-info.com/ |
Mauka Design
Products made from koa wood and other rare tropical woods.
http://www.hawaiiankoa.com/ |
Myriahs Polynesian Bazaar
Polynesian dancers and enthusiasts hula costumes, implements, fabric and patterns, tiki mugs, nodder dolls, videos, music, and books.
http://www.myriahs.com |
Products of Hawaii Marketplace
Hawaiian gifts and souvenirs, including apparel, candies, beach towels, fruits and cookies, hula dolls, kona coffee, koa gifts and musical instruments.
http://productsofhawaii.com |
Shop Hawaii By Mail
Huge selection of unique Hawaii gifts and foods, including perfumes, jewelry, books, music, clothing and calendars.
http://www.shophawaiibymail.com/ |
Shopping-Hawaii.Com
Shop online for gifts, products, and services from Hawaii.
http://www.shopping-hawaii.com |
Tunaluna
Carries a range of items from Hawaiian artists and craftsmen including handmade ceramics by Tigi or original clay collages from S. Shawntee.
http://www.tunaluna.net/ |
WAHA Surf Shop
Dashboard hula dolls, Hawaiian shirts, and tropical beach music from Hawaii and Brazil.
http://www.wahasurfshop.com |
Waikiki .com
Clothing, posters, seat covers, scrubs, and bedding.
http://waikiki.com/ |
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