Kamalani Cold Cast Statue - Polynesian Cultural Center
Kamalani Cold Cast Statue - Polynesian Cultural Center
Kamalani Cold Cast Statue - Polynesian Cultural Center
Kamalani Cold Cast Statue - Polynesian Cultural Center

"Kamalani" Cold Cast Statuette by Kim Taylor Reece

Renown Artist Kim Taylor Reece Captures an Emotional Expression of the Aloha Spirit

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  • Renown Artist Kim Taylor Reece Captures an Emotional Expression of the Aloha Spirit

    The Award-winning artist Kim Taylor Reece has crafted a magnificent cold cast statuette of a young Hawaiian man with his arms raised towards the sky. The Hawaiian word “Kamalani” means “heavenly child” or “divine child.” Perhaps he's thanking the heavens for the gift of new child. It’s made with epoxy resin blended with bronze powder. The Kamalakani Cold Cast Statuette will make a wonderful addition to your home. 

    • Cold Cast Epoxy Resin with Bronze Powder
    • Designed by Kim Taylor Reece
    • 12” High x 9.5'' Wide
    Kim Taylor Reece is considered by many to be Hawaii’s foremost fine art photographer. He has studied the hula kahiko for over 40 years. His photography captures the mystery, majesty, and magic of the hula. Every Kim Taylor Reece statuette is inspired by one of his award-winning black-and-white true-to-life photos.
  • Renown Artist Kim Taylor Reece Captures an Emotional Expression of the Aloha Spirit

    The Award-winning artist Kim Taylor Reece has crafted a magnificent cold cast statuette of a young Hawaiian man with his arms raised towards the sky. The Hawaiian word “Kamalani” means “heavenly child” or “divine child.” Perhaps he's thanking the heavens for the gift of new child. It’s made with epoxy resin blended with bronze powder. The Kamalakani Cold Cast Statuette will make a wonderful addition to your home. 

    • Cold Cast Epoxy Resin with Bronze Powder
    • Designed by Kim Taylor Reece
    • 12” High x 9.5'' Wide
    Kim Taylor Reece is considered by many to be Hawaii’s foremost fine art photographer. He has studied the hula kahiko for over 40 years. His photography captures the mystery, majesty, and magic of the hula. Every Kim Taylor Reece statuette is inspired by one of his award-winning black-and-white true-to-life photos.
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