What a fabulous shop! Every piece is unique, artful and meaningful. The spirit of the shop is so…read morewarm and welcoming--not in the commercial sense. Can't wait to return to Kapaa.

Love this place! Lots of great gifts you just wouldn't find anywhere else on Kauai. Plus,…read moreGlenna the owner is great to talk to!

Aloha! This is one of the most unique and incredible galleries that you will experience. Curated…read more art from some of the Kauai's finest artists. You will experience fine art delivered to you by Stuart Fuller who will listen to what stirs you and then take you on a journey of art to your heart. Be prepared to be swept away in and enjoy every moment and make a new friend along the way. This is the way art should be shared. A wide variety of styles and a huge amount of talent to be enjoyed.

You wouldn't know this place is actually called "Aloha Images" - which is quite a boring name. The…read moresign outside says "A Candy Store For Art Lovers", and is probably a better name for the laid-back Hawaiian art gallery within. I like art and always like to check out galleries when I am traveling. Bustling Kapaa is only good enough for a pit stop between the north and south shores in my opinion, so I was surprised to find a gallery here when strolling around looking for something to eat. The gallery has some beautiful Koi Fish paintings, which are probably the main attraction. The artist of most of them, Seamus, was in the store both times I went in there (and I got the impression he is there a lot) in case you have questions for him. I'm not into Koi although I know a lot of people are for the symbolism, but the Koi paintings (and other ocean/water themed works) are vivid in color and worth checking out if passing by. If you are into fantasy-type ocean scene paintings, the ones in this shop are on par with Wyland and much more reasonable in price! I'm not into Koi or fantasy-art, and ended up going for an abstract piece that resembled waterfalls, painted in blues/greens with gold leaf, on a piece of birch wood. Very beautiful and changes with the lighting. The store curator, Ray, is a flexible on price and delivery methods. I left feeling like I paid handsomely for the art, but I got a deal. Nice guy / Nice Shop / Nice Art / No Hard Sell / Do Drop In.

Shop was relocated to area from bigger shop. A bit hidden but very unique products. Definitely…read moreworth stopping in for a peek.

This amazing pottery studio is hidden away off the main highway. There is a sign to turn down a…read morenarrow drive and the studio is a shack in the back. Free parking in front of the studio. Please note that the pottery here is not cheap but is unlike any other pottery you may have seen. We were immediately greeted and had a tour of the open air studio. I bought a mug and it is amazing.

Turtles. She loves turtles. So far I had been unsuccessful finding Maggie a birthday present. I…read morehad a good feeling about this place. Maggie had just viewed a ton of lovely local birds at the nearby Kilauea Lighthouse. There was calming feel to the Kong Lung shopping center. I spotted a lovely fountain and listened to the soothing sound of running water. Next to the fountain was the Lotus Gallery of Fine Art. I enter and breathe in a delightful scent. There is a sense of age in the wondrous artworks here. I saw many different jewels. So beautiful. Then I glanced upon silver turtles. Maggie placed them upon her neck and they sparkled in the mirror. From the look on her face I knew she was sold. Price was reasonable averaging $100/turtle. Shop owner was very helpful and knowledgable. While we did see live turtles from a distance in Poipu this is the tale of the origin of the 3 turtles Maggie has around her neck and her 2017 birthday present.

My goodness, I am a big fan of SE Asian art and statuary and they sure do have a mighty fine…read morecollection here. The outside mini garden complete with white Thai spirit house is so pretty, and in keeping with Thai traditions. However, when I noticed one Thai gold Buddha statue would set someone back $18,000, well, I decided I may be in the wrong shop. Perfect browsing for the hope-to-win the lottery set, or already minted millionaires, which makes sense since Kilauea is the home of many a newly minted tech millionaire --or really billionaire now, as the millionaire thing has become passé. Not to discredit, its not an easy feat to get Buddhist statuary out of Thailand, and requires jumping regulatory hoops (for good reason, to be sure you are not removing real antiquities of cultural significance) but shopping here is just not realistic for most mere mortals.

Really enjoyed walking through this gallery. It was fun to find a place that had work from local…read moreartists. Bought a couple of fun items, including jewelry.

I always wondered about this shop. Finally got to see what they have. Greeted when entered. It's a…read morelarge spacious shop with assorted glass items. Very clean. What really caught my interest was those glass fish "figurines". About 12 inches in length and very beautiful. Didn't have my phone with me so didn't take any photos. That item was like 270 bucks. I would pay about 100 but it's to expensive for my taste. Lots of glass jewelry. Very pretty but I assume the metal parts would eventually tarnish.

Beautiful handmade Kauai treasures! I bought a bracelet and…read morea rosary for a friend I'm always looking for unique gifts for friends and family.

10/18/23 Still on the hunt for our sign for having guests leave their shoes before entering our…read moreabode...and I thought this place would have it. Nope. We've passed by this shop over a few dozen times over the years & decided to give it a go. The items are handmade from the Koa tree that is found in Hawaii. There are pens, jewelry, bags/purses, wallets, key chains, cutlery, ornaments, vases, kitchen items & other curious artwork displayed for sale. Candace was manning the shop & she was so friendly & welcoming. She even suggested a lady who might be able to create what we're looking for. This lady works from home & has a website (Tropical Isle Music). I love to support local businesses & Candace was so charming, I bought a couple of Aloha Hula girl ornaments & a pineapple (see photo) ornament. There's a few spaces for parking that it shares with Mankoa & a granola shack. It was lovely speaking with Candace, who I learned is actually half Filipino & half Japanese, born & raised in Kaua'i. Her grandfather was one of the first Filipinos who arrived from the Philippines to work in the plantations in Hawaii. It's always interesting to learn about people & their heritage. I'm very pleased with the experience & my purchases at this shop

We were shopping in town and came across this place. It was cool to watch them making stuff from…read moreoutside, so we decided to step inside and check the place out. Lots of cool items for sale. I was tempted to buy a glass guitar pick but they're slightly thicker than I like to use, haha. My daughter was looking for a souvenir for her boyfriend and she settled on a ring she found that was pretty cool! Prices were reasonable and the staff were friendly and helpful.

We met Kyle & his staff during one of the hardest times of our lives... We lost an amazing soul…read morenamed Kailon in February 2025. He was loved by so many & we all struggled with his loss & how to best honor his legacy... Kailon was the kind of human that made an impact on random strangers. He brought joy to everyone who knew him. Even Kyle had a story to share about our brother; it was memorable to say the least lol. Kailon was like that... So when it came time to do the ashes, many of us wanted to enjoy a little sliver of physical love, a token to cherish. Enter: "Cremorial Glass Charms." Wow.... Kailon's ashes were mixed with glass & some green (his favorite color) & these amazing little lifetime beauties came from that mana mixed with the master glass man himself. Kyle was very considerate, respectful & really went above & beyond for us in a time of grief. His "bedside manner" was much appreciated in a time of chaos, grief & heartbreak. Now KailonStoked is all over the place. Many have his charms on them at all times, because we know his spirit is with us, but we also have a daily reminder of whose legacy we are honoring. Priced very fair & provides a unique way to preserve our loved ones.... Work with Kyle for your beloved; you can even get unsealed charms as well (in case you want to take the ashes & spread them around). From all of us in the Kailon Stoked Ohana; mahalo to the Glass Shack, owner Kyle & his amazing staff.

This is the second of two high quality art galleries to be found in Hanalei , in my opinion. We…read morehave purchased numerous items here and came in again yesterday to browse. The sales woman was great-she responded well to my sassy humour, all the while staying fun and professional. The artwork is just beautiful with the handmade wooden boxes being my favorite. I fell in love with one made by a local Japanese artist that I may have to go back for. All in all a great place for art collectors.

I looooove this store! They sell locally made artwork, jewelry, clothing and so much more. I made…read moremultiple trips on a recent vacation...the staff is wonderful to work with! I fell in love with a necklace, but didn't have the finish I wanted...they worked their magic with the local artist and now I'm a proud owner of a beautiful, handmade piece. Extremely pleased with this gallery!!!

The star of the Coconut Marketplace. This is the nicest store in this shopping center. They have a…read morebeautiful selection of original, giclee and limited edition lithograph art. They carry some well known Hawaiian artists such as Roy Tabora and James Coleman and also have a beautiful selection of lesser known Hawaiian artists like Daryl Millard and Kapa'a's own Michael Tapp. Friendly, knowledgeable staff and beautiful art. A must visit in Kapa'a.

If you are looking for beautiful art and craftsmanship as a souvenir, I'd suggest going to Havaiki…read more It's such a beautiful shop that seems like a museum. They have Hawaiian and Oceanic art that are both old and new. You can spend hours looking at each piece in detail. Many of the pieces have amazing stories behind them and the newer ones are from local Hawaiian artist and craftsman. The staff member I spoke to was kind and let me roam freely while explaining which items were made locally. Overall I think that if you want to take home a souvenir that's authentic, beautiful and with great meaning, this is a place to check out and buy from.

A total gem! Friendly and informative service with truly beautiful pieces. Very happy we stopped by.read more