Rod Crisp has had a love affair with wood since 1972. After retiring from the semiconductor business in California and relocating to Hawaii in 2001, Rod has devoted his time to sculpting art pieces out of reclaimed koa. While it takes longer to reclaim the wood, Rod's many clients feel good about knowing the artwork has not had any adverse effect on the environment.

Sometimes bamboo and lava rock are used in his pieces. Bamboo is a grass that replenishes itself in as little as two to three years. No worries about upsetting Pele as all the lava rock comes from Indonesia. Enjoy the unique designs of a master craftsman!