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Take home the ‘Imiloa experience

Don't leave without a visit to the Museum Store, located in the Atrium. Here you will find unique gifts for family and friends back home, books, educational kits and games, apparel and changing variety of art and craft items featuring local artists. Keepsakes and items from the store will keep alive the ‘Imiloa experience.

‘Imiloa's Museum Store's wide selection of books include Hawaiian culture and language, as well as books by local astronomers including Gentle Rain of Starlight by Michael West, and Stars over Hawaii by Edwin Bryan and ‘Imiloa Astronomer-in-Residence Richard Crowe, as well as books on Hawaiian navigation, and specialty items such as the poster on Na Ohana Hoku Eha – The Four Star Families used for wayfinding, and the Hawaiian Moon Calendar.

Items from the ‘Imiloa Museum Store may also be purchased by telephone. Call (808) 969-9764, or email us with your questions at imiloastore@imiloahawaii.org.

Mahalo to Bank of Hawaii, our local donor for its community support of ‘Imiloa's Bank of Hawaii Museum Store.

Visa, MasterCard, JCB credit cards, cash and checks drawn on local banks are accepted.

New Items

  • Mens and Womens ‘Imiloa Logo Polo Shirt
  • ‘Imiloa Logo Cooler Bag
  • ‘Imiloa's Bank of Hawaii Museum Store carries Hawaii designed apparrel Kealopiko Designs. 

    Ke alopiko, the belly of the fish, was prized by Hawaiians of old who recognized it as the choicest part of the animal - the place that was momona, fat or sweet. The alo, or the front of the body, is what we present to the world; the piko in the center of our own bellies is the one that connects us to the present, to our living relatives, and to those with whom we share space. We believe that images from the rich natural and cultural heritage of Hawaii are the perfect things for adorning the alo (as well as the kua), and that they should be shown proudly to the world. Thus, we strive to bring to your kino (body) the choicest Hawaiian-inspired clothing possible. We hope you will wear it and share it with aloha.

    I ka piko no ‘oe lihaliha!
    Eat of the belly and you will be satisfied.