Collection: Souvenirs

Did you know that Greenwell Farms’ retail store is home to a famous chameleon named Carl? The illustrated story Carl the Chameleon tells us about Carl’s adventures in Kona with vibrant illustrations your family is sure to love. Written by Greenwell Farms’ very own tour guide, Daniel Swanson.

Who says chameleons can’t go to school, too? Written by Greenwell Farms tour guide Daniel Swanson, tells us the story of Carl, a local chameleon, and his adventures in the classroom. With vibrant illustrations, this is a fun read the family will enjoy.

Sold as a set, this happy couple is celebrating an island-style wedding with a traditional maile lei for the groom and a beautiful lei po’o (head lei) and white bouquet for the bride. These handmade figures are truly one-of-a-kind. The groom stands at approximately 5” tall while the bride stands...

With baskets full of coffee, these sweet coffee pickers are ready to bring home their harvest! Sold separately, the Coffee Picking Angel and Coffee Picker are fashioned in traditional red or blue “Palaka” (plaid) print. Their traditional look is completed with bandanas, lauhala-style hats, and jeans. The male figure stands...

With baskets full of coffee, these sweet coffee pickers are ready to bring home their harvest! Sold separately, the Coffee Picking Angel and Coffee Picker are fashioned in traditional red or blue “Palaka” (plaid) print. Their traditional look is completed with bandanas, lauhala-style hats, and jeans. The male figure stands...

Crafted using seashells and natural fibers, these traditional Hawaiian angel figures spread the aloha spirit wherever they go. Handcrafted, no two figures are the same. Some carry treasured shells while others carry local Kona Coffee beans. This figure is approximately 4.5” tall.

Burlap bags have been used on the Big Island for over a century to transport coffee beans to market. These historical burlap coffee bags marked with the Greenwell Farms logo are both stylish and functional, excellent for home décor.

Handcrafted ornaments by Beth Hicks (Greenwell). Modelled after the traditional clothespin dolls of old, she uses real vintage cloth and meticulously crafts each ornament with care and precision. The Tapa Angel is a comforting and welcome addition to your collection of ornaments from all over the world.