Hawaiian Outrigger Fishing Canoe Model - Koa Wood 9" - Polynesian Cultural Center

Hawaiian Outrigger Fishing Canoe Model by Francis Pimmel

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Experience the Legacy of Hawaiian Seafaring with our Hand Carved Hawaiian Canoes

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Experience the Legacy of Hawaiian Seafaring with our Hand Carved Hawaiian Canoes
Carved by the award-winning artist Frances Pimmel, the Hawaiian Outrigger Fishing Canoe is made of genuine koa wood which was historically crafted by seafaring Polynesians. This hand-carved canoe conveys the adventurous spirit of intrepid seafaring Polynesians who navigated the Pacific Ocean for centuries. Francis skillfully replicates in scale the traditional craftsmanship of ancient Polynesians. Add a little bit of Polynesian culture into your home with a Francis Pummel canoe.
- 9" in Length
- Koa Wood
- Francis Pimmel
- Scale Reconstruction Art
Francis Pimmel is an award-winning craftsman specializing in the scale reconstruction of Hawaiian canoes made of koa wood that once sailed on the waterways of the Polynesian Triangle. Francis has chosen to inlay beautiful naturally colored wood patterns with no paints to make the wooden models historically accurate.
Experience the Legacy of Hawaiian Seafaring with our Hand Carved Hawaiian Canoes

Carved by the award-winning artist Frances Pimmel, the Hawaiian Outrigger Fishing Canoe is made of genuine koa wood which was historically crafted by seafaring Polynesians. This hand-carved canoe conveys the adventurous spirit of intrepid seafaring Polynesians who navigated the Pacific Ocean for centuries. Francis skillfully replicates in scale the traditional craftsmanship of ancient Polynesians. Add a little bit of Polynesian culture into your home with a Francis Pummel canoe.
- 9" in Length
- Koa Wood
- Francis Pimmel
- Scale Reconstruction Art
Francis Pimmel is an award-winning craftsman specializing in the scale reconstruction of Hawaiian canoes made of koa wood that once sailed on the waterways of the Polynesian Triangle. Francis has chosen to inlay beautiful naturally colored wood patterns with no paints to make the wooden models historically accurate.
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