Ho Ihi Aina

Ho Ihi Aina, 1990

1-Piece Frame

Giclée printed on fine artist canvas stretched and framed in a 1 piece solid Hawaiian koa wood frame. Ready to hang.

Made to order in the gallery’s own workshop. Choose a size and tell us where it will go, and we will come back to you with a price.

The koa frame is custom made, and takes a minimum of ten weeks to build
Framed in solid koa wood sourced from the Big Island of Hawai‘i

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All artwork is available in many custom sizes both unframed and framed. Inquire about Ho Ihi Aina by emailing info@costgallery.com.

The story of Ho Ihi Aina

There is something about the Hawaiian house which defines the Hawaiian aesthetic. It is an image that has philosophical connotations, like the sense of being perfectly alright and possibly even beautiful just as you are; a sense of self respect and dignity regardless of contemporary values or trends; and the sense that living with respect for the land might be fundamental to being fully conscious and alive.

Ho Ihi Aina means Respect the Land.