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Kahanamoku's Evening Calm

Kahanamoku's Evening Calm

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This is a work that Ayuwaru will print and produce based on your submitted work.


It includes the artist's printed signature and a lot number. We offer handmade works, each carefully crafted in-house, at affordable prices.

material

Natural wood, acrylic glass, paper, string, metal fittings
*The S size uses glass instead of acrylic glass.

size

S (31.7 x 23 cm)
M (43.8 x 31.5 x 2 cm)
LL (63.5 x 46 x 1.5 cm)

Weight

S (approx. 0.6 kg)/M (approx. 1 kg)/LL (1.5 kg)

Contents

Giclee print: 1 sheet (signed and numbered) S (29.7 x 21 cm) / M (42 x 29.7 cm) / LL (59.4 x 42 cm)

Frame: 1 piece (with acrylic glass, backing, string, and metal backing)
*The S size uses glass instead of acrylic glass.
*The specifications of the back of the frame vary depending on the size, such as dragonfly style or propeller style.

Wall-mounted hooks: 1 set (1 each of plaster nails, J-hooks, and nail cover caps)

Delivery and returns

Usually delivered within about a week.

Satisfaction guaranteed (free return policy).

Features

Ready-to-display all-in-one set with edition number

SKU:#ay-001012-017257-s

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The quiet water reflects the last few minutes until the sky burns out.

On the western edge of Waikiki, where palm trees descend to the sea. The name Waikiki means "spouting fresh water," and this area was once a land of springs and streams nourishing wetlands, with taro fields and fishponds.

This place was once called "Kalia." Legends tell the story of a chief who waited for the return of his wife, who had left for a distant island. In the foreground shines the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon, built in 1956. This cove bears the name of Duke Kahanamoku (1890–1968), the legendary waterman who grew up here and introduced surfing to the world.

For a few minutes before sunset, the sky quietly burns, the wind dies down, and the palm trees become dark silhouettes. The motionless water surface absorbs every bit of that warmth—the shutter captured that momentary calm.

When placed on your wall, that time just before sunset will unfold in your room. The sound of waves recedes, the light slowly changes color, and the end of the day gently fills the space. It's not a record of a trip, but the very time spent on that trip, present right there.

Bring Hawaii Home.

Kai

Thank you for viewing my work.
I'm Kai from Aloha Canvas. Kai means "ocean" in Hawaiian.

Hawaii is a second home to me. Over more than 30 trips, I've been drawn not just to the beautiful scenery, but also to the flow of time on the islands, the warmth of the people, and their heart for living in harmony with nature.

What I want to paint isn't just the scenery itself. I pour the entire atmosphere of that moment—the blowing wind, the falling light, the sound of the waves—into each piece.

At the root of my creative process is the spirit of Aloha, which cherishes compassion, gratitude, and harmony with nature. My concept is "Bring Hawaii Home."

There would be nothing more joyful than to deliver moments where, each time you display or gift a piece, you feel the Hawaiian wind and light, and the spirit of Aloha close at hand, allowing your heart to gently unwind.

Author's Works

A simple frame that enhances the picture

This frame is made from natural wood. The natural finish does not obscure the wood grain. The simple color and shape make the picture stand out. This is a classic frame that suits modern homes well. Developed in collaboration with a frame manufacturer. This is an Ayuwara original frame.

Frame color can be changed

The frame color will be the same as the artwork image. You can change it if you wish. You can choose from white, natural, brown, or black. If you have a preference, please write "XX frame desired" in the comments section when placing your order.

Five features of Ayuwara

Five principles of Ayurweda

150,000 paintings and wall hangings sold

150,000 paintings and wall hangings sold
Since our founding in 2005, we have delivered 150,000 landscapes, making us one of the largest online shops selling paintings and wall hangings in Japan.

Satisfaction Guaranteed (Free Returns)

In response to the feedback that "you can't really tell how a painting will look until you actually hang it up," we have created a system where you can return it free of charge if you try it out and decide it doesn't suit your room. Click here for more details .

Awarded the Monthly Excellent Shop 3 times

Awarded the Monthly Excellent Shop 3 times

We have received the Monthly Excellent Shop award, which is given to the top 1% of stores on Rakuten Market, three times: in June and December 2020, and August 2022.

Includes instructions on how to display the art

Includes instructions on how to display the art

In response to questions such as, "How do I display a painting?", we include instructions on how to display the art with each piece.

Numerous media interviews

Numerous media interviews

Television, newspapers, magazines, radio ... Japan's first landscape specialty store(R) has been featured in many media outlets.

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