Nā Mea Kūpono mug I was honored to have

I was honored to have this piece accepted into the 96th Annual Honolulu Printmakers Exhibition in April 2024

Kean stepped out of his comfort zone in this piece

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Kean depicts a wave breaking with a variety of carved texture and line work

gave Le’ahi its name because the summit resembles the forehead of the ‘ahi fish

Nā Mea Kūpono mug I was honored to haveN Mea Kpono, in the Hawaiian language, combines n mea (the things) with kpono (upright, honest, appropriate, excellent) to describe actions or items that are aligned with values, just, and natural. This is the final woodcut print in a limited edition of 10. BFK Rives Paper Plexiglass window, Kiln dried Douglas fir wood, shadowbox style frame measures 17"x20"x1. 5"