Ceramic and pottery vendors at Hawaii markets

Handmade pottery and ceramic creations from the Big Island.

Functional porcelain and stoneware pottery from a Holualoa studio with 25 years of experience. Pieces range from luminaries and handle-less mugs to custom dinnerware with beetle and banana-leaf surface textures.

Handmade ceramics and pottery artist with custom work.

Hand-thrown and hand-sculpted pottery using Japanese raku firing technique, including vases, bowls, and figurines.

Ceramic functional ware—microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe. Artist with 50+ years pottery experience.

Kaneohe-based boutique selling handmade and upcycled Hawaiian-print apparel, palaka clothing, jewelry, and accessories that emphasize sustainability.

Hawaii-based watercolor art studio selling nature-inspired prints, gifts, and home goods rooted in tropical botanical imagery.

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.