Sacred Forest: This is Milo wood. Milo was considered a sacred tree and the use prohibited by commoners. I am not sure why I used “forest” on this piece but I see this tiger shark swim in the sacred forest in Hawaii.
This is a one-of-a-kind crafted piece of original art made from locally (Island of Oahu, Hawaii) grown milo wood and epoxy resin with a tiger shark.
Made in North Shore, Haleiwa, Hawaii.
I tried to leave live edge and cracks on this one to enhance natural beauty. I didn’t want to pour too much resin to cover this beautiful curly koa wood.
Made in North Shore, Haleiwa, Hawaii.
Each art is signed by the artist and comes with certificate of authenticity.
- Color: They are natural color, I only put the coating for protect wood. No stain, no paint.
- Shape: I try to leave as natural as possible. I don’t make holes or cracks, these are made by nature.
SIZE: About 25 inch (Longer length), Ready to hang vertically. Approximately 5 LB
Made in and inspired by the surfing capital of the world. North Shore, Haleiwa, Hawaii.
Each art is signed by the artist.
Who is the artist? Akima Kai! Underwater photographer and Wood Artist.
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