Kalo is the Hawaiian name for the taro plant, which is much more than a staple food source. To Native Hawaiians, kalo is a sacred connection to their ancestors, a center of spiritualism, mythology, and social structure. It is the symbolic “Elder Brother” of mankind, nourishing us so that we in turn respect and care for the kalo.

Frame this print as a stand-alone statement piece or incorporate it into a gallery wall to brighten any space.

Sizes:

5x7, $11

8x10, $19

Larger or smaller sizes available upon request. Please contact me for an estimate.

Original Materials: In the Art Room, the kids painted stencils with tempera paints and stamped them on paper in layers.

Your Print Materials: Your print is made with archival ink on acid free cold press paper with a texture like watercolor paper. Mat board and frame not included. Print is packed flat in a protective sleeve and secure mailer.