Our Story

The story of Aloha Art Collective began in 2018, when brothers Yossi and Danny Cohen - both engineers by training - decided to embark on a unique family venture in the world of spinners.

Yossi, a graduate of the Technion in the Mechanical Engineering department, brought deep engineering knowledge. Danny, who previously worked in a metal factory, brought practical experience in machining. The two dreamed of creating spinners that were not just simple spinning devices, but mechanical works of art under the Aloha Art Collective brand.

The company initially focused on three standard sizes: 6, 12, and 15 inches. Each size was designed for a different target audience:
- 6-inch spinner - light and portable, suitable for children and users looking for a compact solution
- 12-inch spinner - the most popular size, balanced and versatile
- 15-inch spinner - large and impressive, also serving as a decorative item

The technology they developed included special stainless steel bearings, a uniquely balanced central axis, and advanced balancing technology that allows for smooth and long rotation.

In the first year, they produced only 100 spinners per month, all handmade in a small workshop. Within three years, they became one of the leading spinner manufacturers, with thousands of units sold monthly.

The company name - Aloha Art Collective - represents their creative and free spirit, combining art and technology in every spinner they produce. Their story is one of innovation, family teamwork, and the belief that even in something as simple as a spinner, something special can be created.