Good shop with nice souvenirs but the owner is GRUMPY! She seems to get bothered with any…read morequestion you ask her! I purchased a stone and I asked her for a piece of tissue to wrap it in and she told me no that I only purchased one item and I should be able to wrap it in the bag. She's very very rude.! Just beware of the attitude she dishes!

The store is fully stocked with crystals and merchandise. However, the owner has the worst customer…read moreservice. She was not welcoming and didn't say anything at all. I was going to buy some souvenirs, but I decided to give my business to another deserving souvenir shop.

I have been here maybe 4-6 times. Each time I see Susu she is stressed out and kinda looks at be…read moreoddly- I live a mile away. I even used to work at The Maui Quilt Shop 4 doors down and she still looks at me like I am a freak. Susu probably lost her mind importing these cheap supplies from China. Her entire store is filled with JuNK. So unfortunately for those on Maui it is much smarter to shop Etsy then to work with her crappy materials at a higher then average price!

SuSu spent 20 minutes coaching and encouraging my 11 year old granddaughter on jewelry making…read more My granddaughter left excited to try some new things beyond the Kandi bracelets she's been making. We will definitely be back!

The definition of tourist trap…read more.. I went in to buy a carved mask, asked if it was made on Maui was told "yes, all by the same guy!" Turned the mask over, found a sticker saying "made in Indonesia." True story.

I went here led by an add for a Free mug with a $10 purchase…read more I was a bit skeptical and scared to be falling into a tourist trap but I was surprised to see really good quality crafts from different price ranges. There from huge wooden sculptures to small gifts such as jewelry, candles and some food items. Totally worth to check it out!

Totally delightful! Great assortment of gem jewelry! I got a piece of white and black agate in a…read morenecklace that looked like it was a picture of a landscape. The owner took his time with me and others in the shop, but the best part was that je is reasonably priced and that is not always the case when it comes to jewels in Hawaii! I loved this little town and the shop was a totally fantastic experience.

Important to note up top: Jacques was out of town on a buying trip when this happened, so I can't…read moresay he has any clue about this situation. Short version is: I bought a "tsavorite" from Little Tibet after a couple initial test purchases all under $1k just to be sure they were legit. I come back the next days and suddenly my quest for emeralds has an alternative ready to roll: "a gorgeous tsavorite!" they say, "so much more rare than emerald" they say. I was new-ish at the time to the world of gems and unfamiliar with specifically what to look for to authenticate tsavorite. But I guess the thieves had too good of a story and I got excited and bought it. Here's the real punchline: I'm expert at gemology now and it's just a low quality glass fake. Easily spotted by anyone with more than a couple month of gemology expertise (unfortunately that wasn't me at the time, or I'd have saved myself $4500 bucks for a single unset gem). I spent the last year trying to get some response, before finally resorting to the lame approach of leaving a Yelp and Google review. In lieu of any response from the owners, I can only assume they scammed me *knowingly* - it's just so clearly glass when you know anything about gems, and these guys have been doing this stuff for decades vs. my relatively few years. I even took it to GIA world HQ here in Carlsbad, CA just to be 1000% sure my understanding was correct: it is green glass, it's something a novice gem seller would know just by looking through a loupe, and therefore there's not much jumping to conclusions to say "they knowingly sold me a fake and took $4500 for a piece of green glass". Embarrassing for my ego, but now that I have waited long enough to know they have no intention of doing right by me / refunding or even sending some items to make up for a mistake: it's gloves off time. Y'all get one week, otherwise I'm headed back to Maui with my attorneys in tow. That's it, you managed to get me pissed - and that's not a good place to be my friend. You don't want to mess with folks who drop $4500 on a lark - or anyone for that matter, but it's just stupid to not make it right or even return a phone call. You have my number, and if you "lost it", just respond here. Happy to work things out but the clock is ticking for one more week and that's it.

Great store with lots of unique treasures I was looking…read more for souvenirs that were not cookie cutter choices. Lots of local talent gifts.

The customer service was great! Loved this shop- had some many cute items. You can tell the jewelry…read more(necklaces, earrings rings etc.) are all made with love and completely one of a kind!! There is also tons of trinkets here as well :) Would definitely recommend going

We stopped at the plantation for lunch on our last day in Maui, and finding Malama Studio was one…read moreof the highlights of our trip. I had broken out in painful hives, and this beautiful little shop truly saved me. The owner, Isabella, was incredibly kind and recommended a soothing spray and skin gel that brought me so much relief. I can't thank her enough. The shop itself is absolutely magical. Every corner is thoughtfully curated with handcrafted goods, apothecary items, unique apparel, gifts, and beautiful little treasures. You can tell so much love and intention has gone into creating the space--every display is stunning, and there's something special everywhere you look. I ended up leaving with the healing products, several handmade cards, and a few other treasures. If you're visiting Maui, Malama Studio is a true hidden gem that's absolutely worth a stop. We will be coming back!

MUST visit if you haven't already!…read more This boutique is one of a kind! If you're looking for a gift for any occasion, this is the place! Beautiful handcrafted items, very thought out, great quality and the best part, It's all locally made! From fine jewelry, paintings, apparel, multi layered wood art pieces, tiny art, skin care products, to even locally made dog treats!! The owner is not only very knowledgeable of the island, she is genuine and has helped and given great recommendations of places to eat and must see! Thank you for sharing your experiences and product!

We got the most lovely dress for my wife here!…read more A very eclectic store with a great selection of WOW decor. Including some designer made dresses that will knock your socks iff! The staff are fantastic offering drinks if several kinds and are just very accommodating. The aren't working is wonderful to look at but come prepare to spend! My wife's dress is Gorgeous!

Enchantress Gallery By Bootzie is a gorgeous independent gallery / boutique at the Shops at Wailea,…read morea refreshing change from the mostly chain stores at this mall. When you first walk in, you are treated by lots of local art in vibrant colors. In the back there are cases with eclectic jewelry, goddess style dresses, t-shirts and small gift items. The prices are on the high end, but this is a tourist mall and the items are unique. I've been searching for a pair of Sterling and Larimar earrings to match a gorgeous pendant and ring I have. Larimar is a sky blue stone from the Dominican Republic. It's rare and very very striking. Most earrings are small drops but I like long dangling earrings that make a statement. I found them here and didn't hesitate to by them immediately! The stones are large and a perfect shade of sky blue hanging from a curved hook so they hang at cheek level. Perfect! They were $138 and I already treasure them. Wish this shop had more jewelry, gifts and clothes! A gem amongst the stores at this mall. The woman waiting on me was super friendly and we easily engaged in conversation. I'll be back!

My daughter in law bought a ceramic turtle from them among other things and myself. When we got…read morehome we notice the head of the turtle was broken and that the saleswoman (who was nice) did not wrap or protect the item. So the next day (Tuesday 8/11/26 at about 2:15pm) we went down to exchange the item and the guy behind the counter was rude and said he would not exchange it and said "you broke it!!!" He also said "you don't have to shop here" what a jerk and very unaloha for someone who works in a shop, in a local location! No aloha spirit! In fact quite the opposite. I'm from here my daughter in law is not, great show of island hospitality! So shame on Alice in Hulaland for having this guy behind the counter, hope he's not the owner.

Old man was creepy and fucking rude. Should not be running an establishment that only seems to hire…read moreyoung girls. only go here if u want a bad experience..