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Pools of Oheo
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The
Kipahulu area, beyond Hana, is rich with ancient
Hawaiian history. Kipahulu means “fetch from
exhausted gardens”, and is one of three ancient
districts of the island. The waters of the Palikea
Stream form the many pools of ‘O’heo, so named from
the ‘O’heo Gulch, through which the stream flows as
it journeys to the ocean. Rare aquatic life, such as
the freshwater fish, ‘o’opu, can be found in these
beautiful, almost ‘fantasy like’ pools. The
archaeological evidence of Kipahulu’s prehistoric
temples and fishing villages proves the importance
of this area to the ancient Hawaiians. One should
consider it a privilege to have walked through this
ancient Hawaiian area, so rich in cultural legacy.
Me ka pono (respectfully)
Julie
This piece is availabe in a Giclee
print on canvas. Giclee prints have become the
most popular form of fine art reproduction and
provide the art collector with a quality piece of
art that will last for many years. All giclees can
be shipped rolled or stretched and feature ‘gallery
wrap,’ where the image continues around the edges so
framing is not necessary, unless desired.
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POOLS OF OHEO
OPEN
EDITION - UNNUMBERED
RESIGNED BY THE ARTIST
WITH GALLERY WRAP SIDES
SHIPPED POSTAL PRIORITY
AIR INSURED
One Size Avaiable
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14" x 18"
$495.00
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14" x
18"
$595.00
STRETCHED
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