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Custom Koa Works Ukulele. A beautiful new Custom Koa Works Tenor Ukulele built on the island of Oahu. This one was just completed and is absolutely stunning in appearance but plays even better than it looks! Handcrafted of quarter-sawn gorgeous curly Hawaiian Koa wood on face, back and sides and macassar ebony fretboard and bridge. The top and back binding is crafted with ebony wood  wood and the fretboard is also bound with ebony wood for smooth play up and down the neck. Gorgeous paua shell position markers and shell ‘Honu’ inlay on headstock and ‘Hokulea

Custom Koa Works Ukulele. A beautiful new Custom Koa Works Tenor Ukulele built on the island of Oahu. This one was just completed and is absolutely stunning in appearance but plays even better than it looks! Handcrafted of quarter-sawn gorgeous curly Hawaiian Koa wood on face, back and sides and macassar ebony fretboard and bridge. The top and back binding is crafted with Birdseye maple wood and the fretboard is also bound with Birdseye maple wood for smooth play up and down the neck. Gorgeous paua shell position markers and shell ‘Honu’ inlay on headstock and ̵

Custom Koa Works Ukulele. A beautiful new Custom Koa Works Tenor Ukulele built on the island of Oahu. This one was just completed and is absolutely stunning in appearance but plays even better than it looks! Handcrafted of quarter-sawn gorgeous curly Hawaiian Koa wood on face, back and sides and macassar ebony fretboard and bridge. The top and back binding is crafted with ebony wood  wood and the fretboard is also bound with ebony wood for smooth play up and down the neck. Gorgeous paua shell position markers and shell ‘Honu’ inlay on headstock and ‘Hokulea

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.