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What Makes Koa So Special—and Is It Worth All t...
Genuine Hawaiian koa is worth the premium because it combines extraordinary natural beauty, rarity, Hawaiian origin, cultural significance, craftsmanship, and lasting usefulness in a way few other woods can match....
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What Makes Koa So Special—and Is It Worth All the Money and Fuss?
Genuine Hawaiian koa is worth the premium because it combines extraordinary natural beauty, rarity, Hawaiian origin, cultural significance, craftsmanship, and lasting usefulness in a way few other woods can match. The key is making sure you are buying real Hawaiian koa of known provenance, preferably from a responsible source that can explain where the wood came from.
Martin & MacArthur Celebrates Hawai‘i Artists w...
Martin & MacArthur Celebrates Hawaii Artists with Two Special Artist Events in our Galleries
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Martin & MacArthur Celebrates Hawai‘i Artists with Two Special Arti...
Martin & MacArthur Celebrates Hawaii Artists with Two Special Artist Events in our Galleries
Is It Illegal to Cut Down Koa Trees in Hawai‘i?
Is It Illegal to Cut Down Koa Trees in Hawai‘i? Special permits are needed to cut Koa on State property, as well as lands designated for forestry conservation or natural...
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Is It Illegal to Cut Down Koa Trees in Hawai‘i?
Is It Illegal to Cut Down Koa Trees in Hawai‘i? Special permits are needed to cut Koa on State property, as well as lands designated for forestry conservation or natural habitats of wildlife. Responsible companies like Martin & MacArthur only use Koa certified as coming from previously fallen trees.
How can you tell if you’re buying REAL Koa?
How can you tell if you’re buying REAL Koa? Not everything marketed as “koa” is actually genuine Hawaiian Koa. Learn how to tell the difference
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How can you tell if you’re buying REAL Koa?
How can you tell if you’re buying REAL Koa? Not everything marketed as “koa” is actually genuine Hawaiian Koa. Learn how to tell the difference
Customer Testimonials
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We love shopping here.
I bought my husband a Koa Wood watch from here. We also bought Koa wood wedding bands recently and a beautiful Koa wood picture frame. It's a great place to purchase a little of Hawaii to bring home. Things that mean something and have purpose. Not to mention, things that get others attention. My husband gets lots of compliments on his watch! Staff is always nice. They truly give a little Aloha spirit.-Christie R. Honolulu, HI
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Went into the store expecting to see items geared toward the Maui tourist, and was pleasantly surprised to find high quality, island-made goods. We ended up buying our wedding rings here. (The sales associate) is awesome and was very patient as we decided on a style. They are highly recommended.-
Jeff B. Aptos, CA
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This is a great shop. They have all sorts of fabulous Hawaiian gifts and locally made art, jewelry and other souvenirs. The gifts here are upscale yet in many cases affordable. I couldn't resist leaving without purchasing a cute necklace first. Definitely stop in here and check it out...the service is friendly and nice too!-
Dawn M. Chicago, IL
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My custom Koa furniture arrived one week early. Was packaged so well for protection through delivery. High quality, definitely exceeded our expectations. The store's staff were very easy to work with throughout the entire ordering process. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.-
Cari A. San Diego, CA
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I went here today with a friend who was looking at watches. J gave incredible service from start to finish. He answered questions on the phone, helped us feel comfortable trying on each of the beautiful watches we wanted to see on our wrists and in the end I was able to find a beautiful print from Heather Brown that J was kind enough to wrap nicely for me to take home.-
Darren J. Kailua, HI
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For some reason, I've always felt intimidated to go inside of Martin & MacArthur because it seemed like it would be out of my price range. However, last week I was pleasantly surprised with this store.
Yes, there are things here that are pretty pricey. However, there are also items that are less than $100 like their koa bracelets. The great thing about this place is that they sell well-made, quality products that are absolutely beautiful. I have a few weddings this summer, and I know that I'll probably be coming here for gifts.-Camilla C. Honolulu, HI