Contents | Islander Calendar | Mahalo Mail | Mahalo Air Schedule Photos by Julia Neal Moloka'i is a quiet place for careful work that turns into famous Moloka'i crafts, known for their quality and the use of native materials. Ka Hula Piko, the annual celebration of the birth of hula, is an excellent place to see and purchase Moloka`i Crafts-beneath the shade trees of Papohaku Beach Park. Ka Hula Piko will be held next May 16. When visiting Moloka'i at a different time, check such stores as Big Wind Kite Factory, Coffees of Hawai'i, Laughing Gecko and the studios of individual artists who are named by the photos of their crafts on these pages. For more information, call the Moloka'i Visitors Association at 800-800-6367 or (808) 553-3876.   Poi Pounder by Pacific Exotic Woods   Haku Designs by Zennie Sawyer   Earings by Carol Klein   Ipu by Calvin Hoe   Fresh Flower Leis by Molly Tengan   Coffee by Coffees of Hawai`i on Moloka`i  Ka Hula Piko Celebration   Ceramics by Betty West   Jul e Patten of Designs Pacifica   He Ki`i Kapa by Yvonne Friel   Hat Leis by Gladys Brady Copyright 1997 Mahalo Islander Magazine All Rights Reserved