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It’s spooky season! We’re big fans of Halloween here at Wings Hawaii, and we love making it a month-long celebration. If skulls and skeletons are your jam, you’re in the right place. 

This spooky season, skip the mass-made stuff, and instead opt for something vintage, upcycled, and locally made on Maui in small batches. From skeleton-themed dishware to skull jewelry to crystal accessories, we’ve got truly unique pieces to help you celebrate the most bewitching season of all.

At Wings Hawaii, we’ve got the perfect transitional pieces for cruising into fall. Think: rich autumnal hues, interesting textures, and fall-inspired layering. With, of course, our own Maui-made twists included. Here are our top picks for fall fashion vibes with a side of aloha. 

Welcome to Libra season (September 23 – October 22), a time associated with finding balance and living with intention, with exciting opportunities for personal growth. If you’re a Libra yourself, happy birthday! Or you’re just shopping for one, you’ve come to the right place. This is your chance to celebrate with unique, made-in-Hawaii gifts that are just as radiant as this multifaceted air sign. For the lovely Libra in your life, here’s some great gift ideas from Wings Hawaii, all handcrafted on Maui.

Welcome to Virgo season (August 23 – September 22), a time associated with finding balance and living with intention. If you’re a Virgo yourself, happy birthday! Or you’re just shopping for one, you’ve come to the right place. This is your chance to celebrate with unique, made-in-Hawaii gifts that are just as radiant as this strong, independent earth sign. For the virtuous Virgo in your life, here’s some great gift ideas from Wings Hawaii, all handcrafted on Maui.

Our Ti Leaf Bangles are one of Wings Hawaii’s most popular best-sellers, and for great reasons. Expertly handcrafted in our Haiku studio with reclaimed metals and real Hawaiian shells, these beautiful bangles are fun to collect, stack, and mix and match.

But do you know what makes ours uniquely different from any others you’ll find in Hawaii? It’s all thanks to the stalk of a Hawaiian Ti plant.