Hawaiian Crafts & Native Art Photos

The native arts of Hawaii have evolved into new & modern directions.

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Tikis guard burial site in Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park.

Tiki at burial site in Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park.

Tikis survey sea in Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park.

Small harbor at Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park.

Totem at Waimea Valley Adventure Park.

Tall totem at Waimea Valley Adventure Park.

Wood carving of Maui Pohaku at roadside on northern coast of Oahu.

Statue of part man, part pig demi-god Kama Pua'a, the only native wooden statue found on Maui, at Bailey House Museum, Wailuku.

Feather cape at Bishop Museum.

Woman's feather case at Bishop Museum.

Feather crown at Kamuela Museum.

Feather art (1988) by Beth McCormick at Hilton Waikoloa Village.

Feather fan art at Hilton Waikoloa Village.

Pounded bark Kapa (Tapa) cloth at Hana Cultural Center.

Breadfruit pattern quilt at Hana Cultural Center.

Hawaiian quilt at Bishop Museum.

Hawaiian quilt for sale at Dole Plantation.

Honaunau canoe (1916) at Bailey House Museum, Wailuku.

Calabash coconut pedestal bowl with boar's tusks feet, at Bailey House Museum, Wailuku.

Wooden Bowl from Grove Farm Homestead.

Wooden platter from Grove Farm Homestead.

Koa wood carving "Watching Over" by Arthur Dennis Williams at Maui Crafts Guild in Paia.

Yin Yang fish ceramics by Karen Jennings at Maui Crafts Guild in Paia.

Baskets by Susan W. Kilmer at Maui Crafts Guild in Paia.

Variety of ceramic works available at pottery shop in Kilohana.

Hawaiian native "Three Graces" (1988) by Calley O'Neill at Hilton Waikoloa Village.


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