UNDER THE BANYAN TREE, FESTIVALS OF ALOHA #44, MAUI, 8x10, LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT

 5 prints left in the series of 5 prints

1. 8x10 Limited Edition Giclee Print on Epson Photo Paper : $220. (Price includes shipping/handling/tax)

All prints come rolled in a tube.

2. 11x14 Limited Edition Giclee Print on Epson Photo Paper : $395. (Price includes shipping/handling/tax)

All prints come rolled in a tube.

Larger prints are available upon request as well as Giclee's on canvas. Please contact me to inquire.

Commissions of similar originals available upon request.

All prints come rolled in a tube.

Larger prints are available upon request as well as Giclee's on canvas. Please contact me to inquire.

Commissions of similar originals available upon request.

Original sold $1650 8x10 w/frame

There were many events that were celebrated under the Banyan Tree. There were artists celebrating their work for sale for many years as well as events that would take place to celebrate the culture of Hawai'i. Festivals of Aloha is an organization that celebrates and honors Native Hawaiian culture and traditions and Lahaina fostered the Aloha Spirit with it's respect and deep love of Hawaiian history and culture to bring the Festivals of Aloha under the Banyan Tree. It's interesting how the word Spirit keeps coming up within these paintings. Aloha Spirit, Maui Spirit, Lahaina Spirit... I think there is something to be acknowledged of not letting anyone or anything ruin your spirit. It takes drive and perseverance and hard work to maintain one's spirit as a human being. Life is always throwing the unknown our way. The most consistent aspect of life is change but, change doesn't mean your spirit needs to be broken down. My daughter is one of the children dancing Hula with her Kumu in this painting. She is seven years old and has the spirit of love, kindness, beauty and some serious perseverance. To witness the dance of Hula here in Hawaii is something special, beautiful and strong. I think we all find it mesmerizing to watch and feel it a special opportunity to be a part of deep Hawaiian culture. So, let us hold our head high. Let us foster our own spirit and let us remember that Lahaina's spirit won't be broken if we don't let it!