Highlighting the imperfections of natural live edge features of Hawaiian hardwoods. This style works great with gyotaku prints as it mimics a species natural habitat and provides contrast as well as depth to the final outcome.

A collaboration of live edge and epoxy resin to create a one of a kind frame. The pigmented resin combined with the wood adds a unique look, like no other.

A simple yet elegant approach that highlights distinct features of a specific hardwood. Popular choices are Koa, Curly Koa, Milo, Monkey Pod, and Spalted Mango.

An 18th century Japanese technique also known as Yakisugi. A technique which uses fire to slightly char the surface of the wood without burning the entire piece of wood. It’s then cleaned with a wire brush and sealed with a natural oil to preserve its charred look. This process is known to protect it against insects, as well as making it fire retardant and waterproof.

Unique and one of kind tables utilizing Hawaii grown hardwoods.

Hawaiian Hardwoods complimented with unique epoxy resin colors and swirls that are one of a kind.