Tucked at the back of the Hanalei Center and flagged by fascinating outdoor displays, this wonderful shop sells superb handcrafted Polynesian and Oceanic artifacts, including exquisite Niihau shell leis priced up to $50,000. Stock ranges from evocative Asmat shields and ornately carved oars from the Marquesas to pieces crafted around crocodile and even human skulls.
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