I love this store! So much too choose from to buy. I added these to my favorites list.
OWL
These are so sixties! These were used everywhere from the bathroom wall to napkin holders. Not sure if this little guy stood alone or was once part of another item. There are no signs that it broke off of anything....
Measuring 4" tall by 3 1/2" wide and about 3/4" thick.
His wonderful eyes say it all! He looks great as is, or could be incorporated into a handmade piece, or where ever you can imagine. In Hawaiian an owl is called a pueo (pu-aye-oh). The only species that we have here is indiginous and considered to be good luck if they fly directly over you.
Vintage Hawaiian Cookbook
Every town has them, those cook books featuring local celebrities, business people, or just everyday people's recipes. I love them, you find the best recipes in them and they all seem to be assembled from the heart!
This little book was a created as a Band Booster fund raiser for Kalani High School, a local public school on the east side of Oahu, it contains over 100 recipes.
The recipes include island favorites such as a Tofu, Ahi, Pineapple, Rice, Coconut, and fuses them into dishes such as Roasted Veggie Sushi or Curried Avocado Ahi Sandwich, and even a Mexican influenced raw fish dish: Poke' Ole!
The cover shows a little wear at the binding, but is in other wise very good vintage condition.
Where else would you find these incredible recipes! Not to mention the beautiful vintage Hawaii artwork!
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