“Kilohinani” Cold Cast Statuette by Kim Taylor Reece

“Kilohiani” Cold Cast Statuette is Grace in Motion

"Kilohinani" means "casting a fleeting look towards beauty" in the Hawaiian language. It's a concept beautifully embodied in this work. A local Hawaiian maiden gracefully performs a traditional hula dance. Her ti leaf skirt gracefully moves in harmony with her hips and arms as she sways with the ebb and flow of the ocean's rhythm. It's a work of art that will radiate the warmth and welcoming of the aloha spirit when showcased in your home or office. Invite the grace and tranquility of"Kilohinani" into your collection today.

• Designed by Kim Taylor Reece
• Cold Cast Bronze Powder and Resin
• 13” Tall
• Mounted on Marble Base
• Weights Approx. 9 lbs.

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.