Koa wood

Koa Hardwood (Koa is a Beautiful Hawaiian tree, the only place it grows in the World is Hawaii. A very respected Tree, it is considered a Sin if a live one is Cut down).

Hawaiian Koa, Acacia Koa, has been treasured for hundreds of years by the Hawaiians. They have used it for anything from outrigger canoes, paddles, boxes, and furniture, to ukuleles. It is an excellent tone wood which produces a rich, warm sound. The supply of Koa is scarce as the Hawaiians have only recently started r

2013 Design Portfolio winner BKI Woodwork's high-end and bookmatched, lacquered koa wood kitchen creates warmth and appeal.

KOROSEAL - KOA ACACIA FC

DOMESTIC & EXOTIC HARDWOODS Listed below are some of the wood species that we commonly have in stock. Click on any photo title to read more about that particular wood, view sample photos, find links to products, and more.

Hawaiian Koa, Acacia Koa, has been treasured for hundreds of years by the Hawaiians. They have used it for anything from outrigger canoes, paddles, boxes, and furniture, to ukuleles. It is an excellent tone wood which produces a rich, warm sound. The supply of Koa is scarce as the Hawaiians have only recently started r

Koa Wood Shadow Box Candles are a perfect gift for your conference or event attendees in Hawaii

Koa Wood is legendary in Hawaii. Not only is this amazing wood native to Hawaii but it is known for the deep rich colors and varied grain pattern. Koa has honored heritage in Hawaii and is highly revered and sacred.

Richly colored koa wood is native to Hawaii and, increasingly rare, can only be harvested from dead trees on public lands. Photo 19 of 31 in Before & After: A Honolulu Midcentury Becomes a Designer’s Vivacious Home and Studio from Tantalus Studio. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Koa- This Hawaiian wood

Building my son a train table made from Koa wood.

exploring delectable stationery and associated addictions

Hawaiian Koa Wood Bowl. Hawaiian Koa wood, a simple turned Hawaiian Koa wood bowl, 8.5 x 13 x 11.25 inches, 1/8 inch thick walls. Exhibited at Hawaii Wood Show 2016 Juried Exhibition

By Lisa Peck, ASID I have a friend who posts a photo of himself in Hawaii every Friday. It always makes me smile. So in honor of Gaire and Aloha Friday, I decided to share furniture made of Hawaiian koa wood. When I made a recent site visit to our new construction project on the Big […]

The legendary Koa wood, native to the islands of Hawaii, has honored heritage, is highly revered and considered sacred. The beautiful grain of the wood is renowned for its deep, rich colors and varied patterns. The prized Koa wood is an ancient symbol of wisdom and strength with rich history surrounding the origin of this mighty breed of tree. Although no-one actually knows exactly where the Koa tree comes from, it is most conceivable that it could have sprouted from the lava of erupting…