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Custom ukuleles by Kawika Ukuleles. Beautiful Kawika 8-String Tenor Ukulele in excellent near mint condition. This piece is tremendously rare and was designed by David Hurd with players who enjoy finger-picking the 8-string ukulele in mind. Yes, an 8-string uke handcrafted for both strumming and finger-picking too! David Hurd is no longer accepting orders. Kawika Ukuleles are amongst the most desired, best sounding and rare Hawaii-made ukuleles around. Premium Hawaiian Koa face, back, & sides with ebony fretboard and bridge. Hawaiian Koa neck. Nitrocellulose lac

Custom ukuleles by Kawika Ukulele. Beautiful Custom Kawika Tenor Ukulele in excellent original condition. This piece is tremendously rare and with David Hurd no longer accepting orders Kawika Ukuleles are amongst the best sounding, most desired and rare Hawaii-made ukuleles around. What can I say, Kawika ukuleles makes incredible ukes! I’ve owned a few thus far and each one (redwood, koa or douglas fir tops) has its own aesthetic appeal in my opinion. But there are certainly consistent character traits in David’s building in terms of sound that really ca

Custom ukuleles by Kawika ukulele. Beautiful Kawika Tenor Ukulele in great original condition. This piece is tremendously rare and with David Hurd no longer accepting orders Kawika Ukuleles are amongst the best sounding, most desired and rare Hawaii-made player ukuleles around. The beautiful Kawika ukulele was handcrafted of gorgeous Hawaiian Koa back, & sides with redwood soundboard. 20-fret ebony wood fingerboard with abalone dot inlays, ebony wood bridge, and faux tortoise shell top binding. 14-fret jointed solid koa wood neck, gloss natural finish, chrome pr

Custom Kawika Ukulele. Beautiful Kawika 6-String Tenor Ukulele was built in May of 1996 and remains in wonderful original condition. This piece is tremendously rare and with David Hurd no longer accepting orders Kawika Ukuleles are amongst the most desired, best sounding and rare Hawaii-made ukuleles around. Premium Hawaiian Koa face, back, & sides with ebony fretboard and bridge. Hawaiian Koa neck. Nitrocellulose lacquer finish. The term “GRE” is hand-written on the card. David emailed and informed me that this stands for “Graphite Carbon Epoxy Composite Rod” t