Big Island crafts vendors

Island Love Studio hand-dyes Japanese shibori textile art in small batches on the Big Island of Hawaii. Pieces feature Hawaiian themes — islands, jellyfish, and manta rays — alongside bamboo rayon scarves and tea towels.

Puna-grown estate coffee, blends, tropical jams, coffee rubs, and art/gift items from a family-run Big Island farm.

Original Hawaiian watercolor paintings and matted prints of tropical florals, landscapes, hula pinups, and military historical scenes.

Native Hawaiian artisan crafting traditional Hawaiian war clubs, lei o mano, spears, and daggers from koa and other endemic woods.

Official Hilo Farmers Market branded merchandise including embroidered logo t-shirts, baseball caps, and visors.

Sarongs Hawaii sells one-of-a-kind sarongs designed in Hawaii and made in Bali, using hand-selected fabrics from Southeast Asia with Hawaiian-inspired prints. The vendor appears at Hilo Farmers Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Auntie Ani makes colorful upcycled artwork from repurposed beads, silver trays, picture frames, and wood at Pure Kona Green Market on the Big Island.

Cultivate is a plant-based juice bar on the Big Island of Hawaii, selling cold-pressed juices and fresh vegan food at local markets.

Self-taught watercolor painter selling originals, matted prints, and postcards of Hawaiian tropical fruits and flowers. Relocated to the Big Island in 2019; also offers plein air watercolor workshops at local beaches.

Handmade ceramics and pottery artist with custom work.

FreedForm Hawaii makes laser-engraved Koa wood earrings, bookmarks, and cutting boards from reclaimed Big Island mill offcuts. Amanda and Chris, both Big Island natives, sell at Kona Marketplace and several Kona farmers markets.

Handmade beach-inspired jewelry in 14k gold-filled, sterling silver, and Argentium silver, crafted by a Waimea, Big Island designer with a degree in Design. Each piece carries roughly a two-week lead time; custom orders accepted.