Haleakalā Moonrise

Haleakalā Moonrise pulls the late-afternoon view from Maui’s eastern summit and folds it onto silk. The volcano ridge and palm silhouettes are sliced, flipped, and aligned into a geometric tropical print. Golds, blues, and dark volcanic rock sit next to each other like layers of sky, summit, and shadow. Haleakalā is a dormant shield volcano—10,023 feet at the rim, with a crater seven miles across. In Hawaiian its name means “House of the Sun,” for the legend of Maui the demigod lassoing the sun from its summit. In late afternoon the moon climbs the eastern wall before the sun has set—a daylight moon over dark rock and trade-wind clouds. It’s lightweight, packs flat, and still has enough presence to turn a T-shirt and jeans into an actual look.   Details 100% silk habotai Original tropical-themed design featuring Haleakalā Volcano and Maui palms Mirrored tile composition—volcano ridge, palms, night sky Machine-rolled baby hem Versatile square: neck, hair, wrist, or wall Care: dry clean only   This design is part of our Artist Series silk scarves—also available: the False Mirror Pattern silk scarf. Available in 26″, 36″, 50″ squares. A considered gift—arrives ready to wear. Origin & Provenance Designed in our New York City studio by artist Paul Morris. Each scarf begins as an original photograph or collage, digitally printed to order on 100% silk habotai, in editions of 100. Trade inquiries welcome.