(124)Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 124 reviews
Hand-Loomed Linen Throw$148
by Kaimana Threads
Est. 2017 · Hawaiʻi
For theloveof it.
Everything I love is created by beautiful people, locally made.
001 / Shop
Shop the collective.
A curation of artisan pieces from Hawaiʻi's most brilliant & artistically creative makers.
(892)Rated 5 out of 5 from 892 reviews
Ahi Poké, Daily$22
by Pono Plate Co.
(47)Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 47 reviews
Pikake Shell Necklace$96
by Kai + Kukui
002 / Events
The next pop-up event.
Featured pop-up
Featured pop-up
20
June2026
Pua on the Dash
Sixteen makers and artists doing live activations, showcasing their latest drops and selling beautiful things.
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003 / The makers
Meet the makers.
Maker · 01
ApparelKaimana Threads
Sustainable linens, hand-woven in Wahiawā.
A two-person studio working with island-grown fibers and natural dyes. Every piece is finished by hand, signed, and traceable to the loom it came from.
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Maker · 02
FoodPono Plate Co.
Daily poké, sourced from the boats at Honolulu Harbor.
Fish bought from local fishermen at dawn, rice from a mill on the North Shore. A small kitchen, a daily menu, and a refusal to scale beyond what the day's catch will support.
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Maker · 03
JewelryKai + Kukui
Heirloom shell jewelry, gathered by hand on the south shore.
Mother-daughter studio working with pikake shells, koa wood and recycled silver. Each piece takes a week to finish and arrives in a hand-stitched linen pouch.
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Across the islands.
From the community, by the community
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