Punahele Iki

A very small guitar with a big voice. It has been called 
a travel guitar or a parlor guitar. I like to think of it simply as 
"a guitar". It is well suited to the recording studio, and the 
concert stage with no more than a microphone. For slack key 
and other fingerstyle playing it is unbelievable. 
It is available in two trim levels and a wide variety of wood 
combinations. Choose a spruce top for maximum volume, 
but the all Koa is a great little sitting around player.

Dimensions:
Lower bout 11"
Scale length 24 1/8"

Both styles:

Honduras Mahogany neck
13 frets to body
Truss rod
Abalone or mother-of-pearl dots
Grover open back tuners
Wood soundhole rosette
"Po Mahina" inlaid in peghead
Bone nut and saddle
Slotted Peghead

Punahele Iki - Ho`okahiko
$2,400.

All curly Koa body
No binding
Satin lacquer finish
Rosewood Fingerboard and bridge

No cost options
Left handed

Extra cost options
Ebony fingerboard, ebony pyramid bridge
Pick up system of your choice
Special inlays
Waverly machines
Hard shell case

Punahele Iki - Ano Hou
$2,950.

Curly Koa top, back and sides, or
Spruce top with choice of back and side (except Brazilian)
Binding top and back, your choice of wood 
High gloss lacquer finish
Ebony fingerboard, ebony pyramid bridge

No cost options
Left handed
Rosewood fingerboard and bridge

Extra cost options
Brazilian Rosewood back and sides
Pick up system of your choice
Special inlays
Waverly machines
Hard shell case