The show is on view now at Nohea Gallery at Kahala Mall. We’re adding work from the show to this page in the coming days. There is an abundance of original and creative fine woodwork as well as traditional Hawaiian wood bowls that are carefully designed, executed and beautifully finished. Visit and see!
The Honolulu Woodturners is organized to advance knowledge of the skill of wood turning in the community. The club meets every other month on Sand Island to offer demonstrations of techniques and share their knowledge. New members are welcome!
The 2024 show of the Honolulu Woodturners contains 12 items which are donation pieces to benefit the Hawaii Foodbank and feed our community.
Fans who live away from Honolulu are welcomed to inquire by email. Please call or email to make sure the item you choose is available as the shop is open and selling work every day. Mahalo nui for your interest and support!
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Tom Young Koa Bowl 2″H x 5″D $180 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls are typically about 1/8 inch…
Tom Young Lychee Bowl 2″H x 5.25″D $168 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls are typically about 1/8 inch…
Tom Young Maple Bowl with Abalone Shell Inlay 2″H x 7″D $188 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls are…
Andy Cole Kamani Bowl 2″H x 5″D $180 About Andy Cole Andy is an admirer of wood, and things made from wood throughout his life. There is something about the natural and organic nature of wood that fascinates him. Every tree is unique, and no two pieces of wood are the same. Like fingerprints from…
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