KoAloha Ukulele Hawaii

OG Pineapple Sunday is back…

Aloha Pineapple Sunday fans!
The original debossed pineapple quilt is making a come back. The creator, Alvin Okami aka Papa KoAloha, originally switched to the laser grid to speed up the production process. Believe it or not, debossing the Pineapple Sunday faces is a lot of work. However, Alvin feels that it is time to put [...]

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The Original KoAloha Ukulele – The Mini-Uke

This is the Original KoAloha Ukulele – The Mini-Uke. It is the ukulele that started it all. Papa KoAloha’s inspiration that would become the basis for all that is KoAloha Ukulele today.

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Sceptre Ebony 6-String Ukulele

This is the very limited Sceptre Ebony 6-String Ukulele. Made with Ebony sides and back, this is a rare ukulele indeed.

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Sceptre Concert Special Ukulele

Once in a while we get special one-of-a-kind wood. This Sceptre Concert Ukulele is one of those, with distressed koa wood.

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Hapa Concert Ukulele

The Hapa Concert is a special KoAloha Concert Ukulele especially made for Kiwaya Instruments for sale in Japan.

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Welcome to the New KoAloha.com

Welcome to the New KoAloha.com! We have upgraded our website and will feature even more information than ever before. Please check back for more from KoAloha, including exciting news of our new iPhone App miSonata: Ukulele – the world’s first ukulele application that you can play on your iPhone!

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Tracking a piece of wood, milling, part one

I will be doing a series of posts, tracking different pieces of koa, as they make their way to ukulele stardom. This is milling, part one.

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miSonata: Ukulele

miSonata: Ukulele

miSonata: Ukulele - The new iPhone App! Exclusively featuring KoAloha Ukulele, learn to play ukulele on your iPhone! Download it now from iTunes!

Factory Specials

Check our new section featuring Factory Special Ukuleles direct from the KoAloha Factory!

Tracking a piece of wood, milling, part one

I will be doing a series of posts, tracking different pieces of koa, as they make their way to ukulele stardom. This is milling, part one.