A wall decorated with multiple framed paintings and pictures of women, some portraits and some scenes, along with a sculpture of a woman's face on top of a wooden sideboard. There are more paintings leaning on the sideboard and a window with a partially raised blind.

About Us

From vintage Hawaiiana to original works by beloved local artists, each piece has been lovingly preserved and now finds new life as part of an intimate viewing experience. Rooted in aloha and family stewardship, the gallery offers a glimpse into the islands and the art that captures their soul.

A collection of Hawai‘i’s art and legacy curated with aloha.

Charles Bartlett

Ernest Naho‘olewa

Featured Artist

A detailed portrait of a woman with flowing curly hair and a neck scarf, artistically rendered with warm tones.

A self-taught Native Hawaiian artist, Ernest Naho‘olewa was born and raised in Kapahulu, Honolulu. Though largely self-directed in his practice, he studied intermittently at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, refining his craft while remaining deeply rooted in personal and cultural expression. Most active during the 1960s, Naho‘olewa often turned to his own family for inspiration, capturing the spirit, dignity, and everyday beauty of Hawaiian life.

Featured Artists

Stephen Sands

Drawing of a woman with long, curly hair, wearing a white headband and a fluffy necklace, against a pinkish background.
Long multi-strand pearl necklace with pink and yellow accents on a black background.
Wooden rocking chair with a slatted backrest and seat, isolated on a white background.