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Lomi Lomi Sticks - Hawaii Wood Artistry

    http://www.hawaiiwoodartistry.com/lomi-lomi-sticks.html
    Other Hawaii Woods Lomi Lomi Sticks Evolution of Bowls Biography Included with bowl Contact Hawaii Wood Artistry: Lomi Lomi Sticks Lomi lomi or laau lomi lomi stick was used by ancient Hawaiians as a self massager. The branch is from Guava and its shape was selected by an expert to be best used on the back or hard to reach areas of the back . ...

Sold Pieces - Hawaii Wood Artistry

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    Other Hawaii Woods Lomi Lomi Sticks Evolution of Bowls Biography Included with bowl Contact Hawaii Wood Artistry: SOLD - 2018. Powered by Create your own …

Evolution of Bowls - Hawaii Wood Artistry

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    Hawaii Wood Artistry: Evolution of Bowls. Roughing Cook Pine bowl to its profile. Bowl pulled from mix. Pine vessel pulled from mix. Translucent vessel pulled from mix. Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.

Hawaii’s Wood Brand – Hawaii Forest Industry Association

    https://hawaiiforest.org/hawaiis_wood_brand/
    Items designated as Hawaii’s Wood are unmistakably creations of Hawaii’s finest woodworkers, offering a tradition of respect, value, quality and beauty along with an intrinsic aura of Aloha. The richness of a myriad of tropical woods and the artistry of local craftsmen are expressed in the Hawaii’s Wood brand.

Hawaii Tropical Hardwoods

    https://hawaiitropicalhardwoods.com/
    Red Sandal Wood (Santalum Paniculatum) Kou is a rare coastal tree in Hawaii. It was used by Hawaiians to make calabash bowls and food containers. Kou is still used to make calabashes today!

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