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Custom ukuleles handcrafted by Ken Potts of Maui, HI. A beautiful Custom KP Tenor Ukulele handcrafted in Lahaina, Maui by master luthier  Ken Potts. This custom tenor ukulele has been meticulously crafted from the finest building materials by one of the Maui’s most seasoned ukulele luthiers. The back and sides of this particular piece is handcrafted from Hawaiian Maui-grown Kolohala, otherwise known as pheasant wood, and is not known to grow anywhere outside of Hawaii. Kolohala is a prized wood in Hawaii and is very rare, valuable, and stunningly beautiful as well.

Custom ukuleles handcrafted by Ken Potts of Maui, HI. A beautiful Custom KP Concert Ukulele handcrafted in Lahaina, Maui by master luthier  Ken Potts. This custom concert ukulele has been meticulously crafted from the finest building materials by one of the Maui’s most seasoned ukulele luthiers. Extremely gorgeous Indian rosewood back and sides with sitka spruce soundboard, mahogany wood neck for added stability and a rosewood fretboard and bridge. Single top wood binding with triple side purfling lines for elegant appeal.  The uke is fitted with professional close-

Custom Ukuleles by KP Ukulele for sale. Ken Potts is a custom builder in Lahaina, Maui and is one of the local ‘musician’s choice’ builders here in the islands. Here are just a few of the musicians that enjoy Ken Potts Ukuleles. Legendary Dennis Pavao (who has since unfortunately passed away) Kawika Medrano Sheldon Brown Rudy Aquino Ron Hetteen Tommy Akia (and Hula Halau) The group “Ahumanu” Kamaka Fernandez (winner of the Uncle Richard Ho’opi’i falseto contest) Ken Potts Superconcert (Tenor Scale w/ Concert Body) Grover Machine Tumers

Custom ukuleles by KP Ukulele for sale. Handcrafted on the island of Maui, Hawaii – Ken Potts handcrafts custom ukuleles under the label KP Ukuleles. KP Ukuleles are especially made for their clientele but this model is a special model in which only 1 ukulele a year for the Kahana Canoe Club is made and sold as a fundraiser for the club. This is the first ukulele and only one has been made, “No. 1 of 1”. The next custom will be made in 2008 for the next Kahana Canoe Club fundraiser. The colors of the striping are the Kahana Canoe Club colors (green