Lei and haku vendors at Hawaii markets

Kauai-based lei maker Elvrine Chow specializing in wili-style haku lei (flower head crowns), wristlets, ti leaf and plumeria lei, plus lei-making classes.

Family-owned vendor selling fresh flower arrangements, tropical plants, exotic orchids, lei-making supplies, and Kona coffee.

Meleana Designs creates handmade Hawaiian lei and jewelry, sold at local markets including the Night Market at Pearl.

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

10-acre Waialua farm growing a variety of produce and pressing fresh sugar cane juice.

Puakenikeni Designs makes Holoholo bags, totes, and accessories with hand-drawn puakenikeni lei artwork. Founded in 2023 in Kapolei, O'ahu, the family-run brand has sold over 5,000 bags backed by a lifetime manufacturing guarantee.

Kaneohe-based LEGO hobby shop buying, selling and trading LEGO sets, minifigures, and custom LEGO art.

Hawaiian woman-owned business selling handmade lei-inspired jewelry, bag charms, and car lei crafted on Oahu.

Pōhinahina sells sea moss gel, Hawaiian-named dresses, planners, and flashcard decks from Waimānalo, Oʻahu. Rooted in lāʻau lapaʻau tradition, the vendor vends monthly at Puʻuhonua Mākeke.