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Hawaii woodturning
Woodturning
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Photo of old Jack and a very rare old Kamani tree.This tree is one in a small, sacred grove of Kamani on the island of Molokai, Hawaii, which were written up in ships' logs of early navigators to Hawaii.

In ancient Hawaii they were considered sacred and planted near Heiaus (Hawaiian temples) which is the case with this grove.

I would never touch one of these trees with a saw!! However, I was fortunate to obtain a large branch that had broken off one of the trees from which I fashioned the Hawaiian Kamani calabashes you see on this website. They are the largest contemporary Kamani calabashes in Hawaii that I know of.

Galleries
When you're in Hawaii, you can view my work at these fine art galleries;

Kamakana Gallery, Molokai
Martin and Macarthur Galleries, Oahu and Maui
Kuakini Gallery, Maui
Kebanu Gallery, Kauai




Norfolk Pine Bowl


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Bark edge Milo



Rare Pheasant Wood




Translucent Norfolk Pine

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Large Milo Platter


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Twin Milo Lamps

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for sizes and more info



Milo Bowl



Large Milo Calabash



Large Rare Kamani Calabash


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Kamani Calabash


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