I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me when I first opened the boxes from Hawaiian ukulele makers KoAloha.

Surprised to find mix-and-match tops staring back at me, I squinted, did a double take, and finally took a closer look at KoAloha’s new Naupaka ukes.

The Naupaka bodies are made with two different woods: koa and mango. Throughout. Every piece of koa is joined to a piece of mango—top, sides, and back—yielding an almost harlequin pattern of alternating woods and colors as you rotate the handsome instruments in your hands.

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