da Hawaiian Store Large Handmade Warrior Ikaika Makaki'i Makini Mask Helmet w/Pu

da Hawaiian Store Large Handmade Warrior Ikaika Makaki'i Makini Mask Helmet w/Pu

Embrace your local heritage with this exquisite handmade helmet, crafted from a genuine coconut and adorned with puka shells and feathers. Each piece is unique, showcasing coconuts of varying colors and sizes, ranging from softball-sized to slightly smaller. The headdress hangs proudly, measuring approximately 11 inches from top to bottom, and comes complete with a hanging string. If you would like, we can provide a photo of the specific mask that will be shipped to you. We can also make these with colored beads. Please message us with your request.

Made from a real coconut
Hanging strings feature puka shells
Coconut is approximately 4" wide.
The hang length from the top of the headdress to the bottom is approximately 11".
Comes with hanging string 


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    Aloha from our Maui Hawaiian paradise.  In 2012, in response to many requests, Da Hawaiian Store founder, Kinipela, for years a peripatetic traveler, decided to gift her many mainland friends with access to delicious, famous Maui coffee.

    She started “da Hawaiian Store” to market coffee and other favorite items of Maui visitors. That venture is now a prospering family business and globally popular marketplace. It offers many hundreds of Hawaiian made products, including customized luxury-amenity/gift bags for resorts, corporate events and appealing personal gifts. These local favorites can be viewed and purchased on a number of online sites.
    Customer service R us, and there is a 100% guarantee on all sales.
    Aloha again---- come join our tropical adventure!

    We are proud members of the "Kona Coffee Council" and "The Maui Coffee Association".