This blossom got its nickname because hula dancers traditionally wear its large, vibrant blossoms tucked in their hair or behind their ear during performances. I printed the image on black-and-white paper and then hand-painted it with a combination of watercolors, oils, pastels, pencils and/or dyes.
Custom sizes, frames, commissions, and select originals available upon request. Contact for inquiries
Shipping and taxes vary depending on location. Local pickup available on O‘ahu.
This blossom got its nickname because hula dancers traditionally wear its large, vibrant blossoms tucked in their hair or behind their ear during performances. I printed the image on black-and-white paper and then hand-painted it with a combination of watercolors, oils, pastels, pencils and/or dyes.
Custom sizes, frames, commissions, and select originals available upon request. Contact for inquiries
Shipping and taxes vary depending on location. Local pickup available on O‘ahu.
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