Artist Kealoha Pa of Kaunakakai on the island of Molokai paints batik designs on wood canvases and turns them into wall prints, room screens, coffee tables, gift boxes, jewelry, and murals. His favorite themes are Hawaiian and Asian inspired and each of his pieces is unique. He typically works with birch, maple, mahogany, and Hawaiian Koa wood. Pieces designed and created by Kealoha Pa can be ordered from his Studio Kealoha Web site. 
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Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Molokai Artist Works in Batik on Wood
Artist Kealoha Pa of Kaunakakai on the island of Molokai paints batik designs on wood canvases and turns them into wall prints, room screens, coffee tables, gift boxes, jewelry, and murals. His favorite themes are Hawaiian and Asian inspired and each of his pieces is unique. He typically works with birch, maple, mahogany, and Hawaiian Koa wood. Pieces designed and created by Kealoha Pa can be ordered from his Studio Kealoha Web site. 
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