Join us anytime between noon and 6PM in Kapolei at our November Art Market, featuring Sarah Moore. Her earthy creations evoke magical moments of the moon and the ocean, in the forms of textile art and jewelry. Meet the artist at our social art event and read her bio below.
Sip, snack, and shop through our special island-inspired display by local artists on O‘ahu, spotlighting Sarah Moore’s 3-dimensional works. Find a handmade treasure to bring character to your home or your outfit.
With the holiday season nearing quickly, we know you can find the perfect one-of-a-kind gifts at this beautiful display of Hawai‘i art.
Sarah Moore
I make earth-friendly and eco-friendly textile art and jewelry. My work is inspired by nature: from the ocean to the night sky. I source almost all my materials—around 99%—from small women- or family-owned artisans and businesses. I use organic recycled cotton rope, organic plant-based cords (hemp, ramie and linen), upcycled silk, raw crystals, coconut shell beads, wooden beads and seed beads, as well as treasures from the ocean and forest (shells, driftwood, bamboo, sea stars and sea urchins). I want to make art that makes everyone feel good. I feel good making it and people can feel good having it in their home or on their body. I’ve been creating and selling my art since 2015. I live in Honolulu with my husband and son. Along with creating my art, I love surfing, traveling and hiking. I’m a stay-at-home mom and homeschooler / artist. Before I became a mom I wore many other hats, I was an English teacher and journalist in Korea, then a yoga teacher in Thailand and Bali and a certified Ayurveda counselor.