Ko'oloa'ula Product:Ko'oloa'ula The rocket's nose cone flips

The rocket's nose cone flips open to reveal a coin slot where you can store your change in space-age style

Named for a word in the Ghanan Tre language meaning "mix it up"

the inked plate is covered by a damp sheet of special etching paper and run through a traditional etching press

producing a lively work with dynamic visual tension

This fused glass platter was inspired by the colors of our planet

Ko'oloa'ula Product:Ko'oloa'ula The rocket's nose cone flipsThis shrub, with it's beautiful flowers ranging from white to maroon, is native to the dry forest ecosystem of Hawaii. It is an endemic plant, found only in Hawaii, and was traditionally used in village landscaping. Printed on Hosho Japanese paper with beautiful deckle edges. Ships in a tube.