This is a unique shop in the little beach town of Paia where you can find all sorts of interesting things for your home. Beautiful hand woven rugs and textiles from various countries in Asia. Brass and wood, oils and soaps. Small trinkets and really large things like rugs and furniture. It's fun to shop here whether for yourself or for gifts. The owner is an incredible photographer and his prints and books are on display and for sale. Fair trade is emphasized. Definitely worth stopping in for a pleasant experience. read more

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Rude. 15 year old salesgirl stepped backward into us and gave us a look like it was our fault. Lost a big sale. Sorry. read more

There is a lot of cool stuff in this shop. It is a little out of our price range, but it does reside in the most expensive part of Maui so it was expected. It must cost a ton to import all the cool furniture, rugs, textiles, art and statues they have here anyway, so I am sure the price is justified. The owner obviously takes a ton of pride in his shop, keeps it looking nice and well styled. His artwork (a professional photographer) lines the room and sets the mood perfectly. We bought a small trinket or two and were very satisfied with our purchase. I just wish we could afford more! read more

TEXTILES! COLORS! This place made me dizzy, giddy even - with all sorts of ideas for home re-decorating. Fortunately, I restrained myself because I was carrying only a backpack and did not want to have to check a bag. They have amazing textiles from Pakistan and India - linens, bedding sets, scarves, curtain sets, gowns, housedresses, aprons - and fabulous, fabulous jewelry. I splurged on a darling pair of sterling silver square tubular hoop earrings and a great chain and the adorable Daniel (with whom I had gratifying and enjoyable conversations on both of my visits - in fact that's why I returned the second time) - put my goodies in a darling purple and black drawstring bag... next time I go to Maui, I'll have measurements for my windows and plan to use a USPS "single rate" box or leave space in my bag for textiles. read more

One of the cutest boutiques in Paia. You can tell everything in the store was carefully selected. In their case, the husband takes the photographs for the artwork and the wife designs fashion. The bathing suits are worth checking out. The bodice corset style is so unique. I went through the sample boxes which are a steal ($40 each), whereas regular go for $80-$150 a piece (can't remember exact price). All my friends walked out with a designer dress from the wife's line. If the bathing suit top wasn't so big, I'd have left with something too! read more

LOVE this little shop. The photographer working there (who I presume was the owner) was incredibly amiable and helpful. I picked up an awesome new bathing suit from the line of swim separates created by his wife, who apparently has a background in costume design. Let me take a second to vouch for this suit: I love it. I've got a large bust for my size and constantly have trouble finding tops that fit - the strapless top I bought there has boning sewn into it so it stays up, covers what it needs to, AND looks super cute! Win! Also, lots of bottom styles to choose from. We also picked up a rad little journal for one of our good friends. If I lived nearby (sigh...), I would go here all the time. read more

This store has beautiful art, carpets and ornaments. The lady working the store is very friendly and kind. Many items come from Nepal and India. I loveeeed this place. The only thing is its expensive, but I guess they are importing these items from far away. read more

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We left within 5 minutes of being in the store, which is unfortunate since my husband spotted a Aloha shirt he liked and I enjoy finding jewelry and cultural goods from Bali, Nepal and Thailand. The sales lady was so unpleasant to interact with to the point she managed to offend both of us. I imagine the owner of the store would not endorse her attitude if his/her goal is to thrive in such a competitive place as Pai'a. Also, there were many Buddhist items in the store. From my perspective she did not communicate in a way that embraces the 4 Noble Truths. read more

Poor treatment today after many visits to the store prior, so I'm afraid I must leave an honest review tonight, as the customer service experience is weighing on me. I live on Maui and naturally prefer to support local businesses over online vendors or large corporations whenever possible. This evening, I was specifically browsing quilts. For no reason I could discern, the shop clerk was tailing me very closely to the point where I could tell I wasn't trusted as a client (unnerving, but I kept shopping because I was really looking forward to making a purchase). She made specific comments about the price points, although the items were clearly marked. I prefer to shop in private and let my imagination wander, especially about the cool items that Indigo has in stock, but since she was circling so close, I could tell I wouldn't get any breathing room. So I casually asked about Kama'aina (I usually don't ask for it and never feel entitled to it, but if a shop runs a promotion, then of course they need to honor it.) She said yes, but THEN after all the policing, she immediately turned away without offering specifications. After that, I had to request *twice* for her to specify before she named a percentage. A discount wouldn't have made or broken the sale because I really did need a quilt and wanted to support a local shop, but I had a bad taste in my mouth after being treated rudely. I understand (and forgive) negligent, bland, or in-training customer service, but after such a harrowing experience, none of the quilts seemed so pretty anymore. I've never been treated this way in a shop before, so I guess I've just been lucky in the past. I might have come back another time to salvage the experience with a different clerk or the owner, but on my way out, she felt the need to say "when you ask for a discount, you really should lower your voice." I was quietly shopping and minding my own business in a vastly empty boutique... hardly demanding any special treatment or deal beyond basic inquiry! I'm sorry, but I'm in no hurry to go back to Indigo. Quilts of the same design, size, and quality are available at Wings Boutique or elsewhere in Paia at a similar or even higher price point, and I'd rather spend more money there for the same thing and be treated kindly (or even indifferently). Please offer additional customer service training to your employees- Indigo has such wonderful offerings, and I'm sad to be soured by tonight's experience. read more

No aloha. Don't try to go to this store. The workers are extremely rude to potential costumers. We stopped here to buy gifts. We parked right in front of the store (there was only one other car in the lot) and my brothers started to walk away to find somewhere else to spend 20 minutes while my mom and sister-in-law and I shopped. The woman working at the store started yelling at us and told us we couldn't park in the parking lot unless everyone in our party was shopping at the store. We tried to explain that we had come there specifically to shop in her store, but she still refused to let us shop unless we parked somewhere else. When I tried to run after my brother for the car key, she yelled at me "Lady, you're missing the point. You HAVE TO MOVE YOUR CAR!!" Any shop where the workers are SO RUDE to potential costumers apparently doesn't want business, so I will not shop there. read more

Cute little shop, but it didn't hold my attention too long and I was in and out in about five minutes. Not really a place for souvenirs, but there are plenty of items to peruse. read more

I like going into Indigo for the vibe! It's got the best of India, Bali, and South East Asia without leaving Maui. If your going to spend some cash, save the air fare and hassles get something really cool at Indigo. You can find it here. The owners traveled far and wide getting only best so your home can look as exotic as you want it too. It is way worth it to spend money and time to get the magical gift that will turn heads. And endure. read more

We stopped in this Hippie town on our way to see beautiful waterfalls on Hana Highway. I saw this store and was very interested in checking it out. The place was filled with creative art, jewelry, home goods and clothing. I was taken back by the photography and fell in love with a jewelry line called Rue Belle. Amazing and totally unique pieces that I wanted them all. Timeless pieces handmade in Maui. I was thankful enough that my husband bought me an incredible necklace. I love stores and how they are laid out, service and what's inside made me a very happy lady! If you are ever in this town go check out this store. read more

A few years ago I bought several high priced rugs from Indigo , Paia , to add to several different rugs I already owned ,my older rugs are all hand made wool,and and some silk. The rugs I've owned for 20 + years still look beautiful after twice a year cleanings by a pro. The rugs, from Indigo ,which I paid several thousand dollars each, look terrible after a few short years. Knots showing through, colors fading unevenly, un even nap , sides wavy and uneven . They look more worn than the rugs I had purchased 10 years prior, although they all had the same care and cleaning procedures. They are not very high quality, and poorly made . The people who hand make these rugs surely need more practice with weaving , knotting and tension control on their looms. Very disappointed and sorry I made the purchase. read more

Thrilled...simply thrilled that I was able to find such a unique clothing line. I discovered them at a Lei Chic pop up boutique. The owners were very friendly and helpful. I was able to score an adorable skirt that looked like it was vintage. It was comfortable, sweet and sexy....that's probably the best way to describe the rest of their clothing. They also have men's clothes, but I didn't have the opportunity to see any of them last night. Their prices are very reasonable for what their offering. Unfortunately, they're boutique is in Paia...which is an ocean away from where I live. I hope to see them again at the next pop up boutique! read more

I have bought several unique items from indigo paia. I have the most unique jewelry and bikini's from this amazing store. The proprietors are the most interesting and creative people. Daniel Sullivan has a refined eye for art. His photographs are poignant and heartfelt. They give inspiration to the word inspiration. Every time I wear one of my indigo paia purchases, hipsters international covet my beautiful goods. One cannot go wrong with this store. The style abounds and you will feel beautiful and look amazing in their goods. Their taste and style is unmatched. I guarantee that you will come out of there feeling a deep sense of satisfaction. Love, Love, Love read more

Overall, a unique store. I like to think I'm a semi-savvy tourist, and I wish I could have trusted the sales clerk who tried to sell me a "vintage" Hawaiian men's shirt for $48. However, someone forgot to remove the tag from another size on the rack, and the tag revealed those "vintage" shirts were from Old Navy. I find this kind of deceptive sales trick a disheartening encounter in an otherwise friendly town. read more

My all time favorite shop in Paia. The photography is amazing and I always get compliments on the pictures I have purchased from Daniel Sullivan-owner when people visit my house. I also love his book the Kings Highway. This is definitely a place to stop in Paia. read more

This store is one of my favorites in Paia. Textiles for your home, gifts for your friends, stunning photography, colorful clothing/acessories, and really special jewelry unlike anywhere else you'll find in Maui. Many of the items have a story behind them, so if you are searching for something unique and authentic, stop by this place. It's beautifully designed so you will spend a lot of time walking around and exploring. read more

wow. this place feels magical. as you browse through the store your eyes fall onto one beautiful thing after another. it seems as if each item has its own mystery and if you have the time to listen, you soon realize each unique peice does have a story behind it.the shop owners/world travelers , daniel and cara miya have beautfiul adventures behind each magical piece. feels like heaven and you can't help but want to take a something from this shop home with you. the excellent quality of the rugs , the jewelry, the fabrics and the personal customer service you get from this little oasis will have you yearning to come back again and again. read more