"Carved Wooden Picture Frames"



"Wedding Pineapple"
Carved wood commemorative plaque.



"Mormon Temple Carving #2"



"Paradise Welcome Pineapple"



"Portrait Plaque Wood Carving",



"Battle of Nuuanu Pali 1798"
50"X20" Commissioned sculpture, Raintree wood carving.



"Paradise's Game Room Plaque"
24"X18". Hand carved from Cherry, Canary, Mahogany, Rosewood.

"The Romance of Laukaieie"
84"X20" Koa wood, Commissioned piece.



"Hawaiian Legend of Kapoi"
48" x 24" Guanacaste wood carving. Commissioned piece.



Richard Howell carving a Palm Tiki at "Tiki Oasis 2006"

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"Rubak ra Ngais", (Floor lamp 5 Ft.)
Adapted from old Palauan storyboard.
Commissioned carving from Burmese Pyinma wood with
Australian Brown Mallee burl base.



"Hawaiian Hand Knife" Cocobolo wood and Tiger Shark tooth.
*Price available upon request.



"Ancient Hawaiian weapon replicas" Koa and Tiger shark teeth.
Available on request.



"Torres Straits Islands Pendant"
Cocobolo wood and Pearl shell inlay.
*Note: Pendants and Fish Hooks custom crafted upon request.



"Tokelau Islands Fish Hook"
Cocobolo wood and Tiger Shark tooth inlay.
*Note: Custom crafted upon request.



"Fijian Turtle (Vonu) Pendant"
Cocobolo wood, Tiger shark tooth and pearl shell inlays.
*Note: Custom crafted upon request.



"Hawaiian Owls (Pueo)" Series
carved out of Avocado or Mesquite Wood.
Averaging 15" tall. San Diego, California.



"Te Araki" 19th Cent.,New Zealand Maori Chieftan.
Ist place, Open wood carving division, 2005 Design in
Wood show, Del Mar Fair, San Diego, California.



Hand carved post for 'palapa' cover of a spa.



Grouping of Hawaiian temple images representing historical styles from the main islands.



"Ebon Atoll style shark hook replica"
11 inches, carved from Koa, Ebony and Milo.
Many sizes and styles available by request"

"Niho-o-leki"
Hawaiian Sculpture measuring 64" x 30"
Carved from Hawaiian Koa Wood.
On-site carving at the Outrigger Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii.
Nov.-Dec. 2004 - SOLD

"O Lono, Lono, Lono-ka-eho!
Lono descended from the gods, chief of the fertile land of Nana,
Here are canoes, come aboard,
Return and dwell on green-backed Hawaii,
A land discovered in the Ocean,
Risen up out of the waves,
From the very depths of the sea,
A piece of white coral left dry in the ocean,
Caught by the hook of the fisherman,
The great fisherman of Kapaahu,
The great fisherman Kapuhe'euanu'u,
When the canoes land, come aboard,
Sail away and possess Hawaii; a land,
A land is Hawaii,
A land is Hawaii for Lonokaeho to dwell in."

Carved from Monterey Pine. 50" x 30" - 2003

"Maui Fishes Up The Islands"
Commissioned Sculpture measuring 55" x 30"
Carved from Hawaiian Koa Wood. April 2004.