Emily Jung Miller
Lawai Kai #32
This watercolor painting shows the peaceful Lawai Stream as it flows into the sea at Lawai Kai, on the grounds of the Allerton Gardens in Poipu, on Kauai's south shore.
This secluded spot, once used by native Hawaiians for taro cultivation and fishponds, is now home to the National Tropical Botanical Garden's efforts at restoring critically endangered native plants.
This secluded spot, once used by native Hawaiians for taro cultivation and fishponds, is now home to the National Tropical Botanical Garden's efforts at restoring critically endangered native plants.
, 2005
24 x 18
Original Painting Sold
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$165
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$250
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| Set of 8 Greeting Cards + Envelopes |
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Tags: poipu beach stream palm trees NTBG Allerton garden
