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    The Three Kahunas

    $ 44
    The three men in the image “The Three Kahunas” are teachers of various arts.  Hale “Harry” Makua, to the far left, is a spiritual kahuna.  Sam Kai, in the center, is a teacher of history, as well as the warrior arts.  Kia, the man to the right, is a man of agriculture, one of the best known growers of Kalo (poi) in Waipio Valley, where he still cultivates the old Hawaiian way.

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    Dog Dance

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    This was a spine chilling dance where the warriors depicted dogs of war.  They are wearing boar tusk wristlets that were used in war to protect their wrists and dog tooth shin guards.  The dog tooth guards have also been used a musical instruments in kahiko hula.  This took place at Puukohola.  

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    Pineapple Hills

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    *Limited Edition Offset Lithographs of original graphite drawings printed on cream archival stock. (Shipped flat) (*Limited edition of 500, plus some artist proofs)

    8" h x 8.75" w

     

     


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    Clifford

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    Clifford Neaole, a humble spirit and gracious host, has fostered global understanding, awareness and respect for the Hawaiian culture through his work as the Cultural Advisor for the Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua.

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    Ho’omakaukau

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    This word asks “Are you ready!” and you will hear the Kumu Hula shout it out just before a performance.  The dancers then answer, “Aye” (yes) and step out.  Understanding the term is more than just  the words.

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    Moku O Keawe

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    This was the second image in the series of paintings that I did for the Moku O Keawe Festival.  The monies from these posters were donated to help perpetuate this great event.  Moku O Keawe was the original name for the Big Island.  It means “Land of Keawe” who was the ruling Chief of the Island at the time.  In this image I was trying to capture the Big Islands essence.  The three dancers represent the mountains Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, and Hualala’i.  Their lau hala skirts made me think of the waves breaking on the shore or the mists curling around the mountains.

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    Bright Hope

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    *Limited Edition Offset Lithographs of original graphite drawings printed on cream archival stock. (Shipped flat) (*Limited edition of 500, plus some artist proofs)

    10.25" h x 7" w