Pele 12:20

Pele, otherwise known as Pelehonuamea, “She who shapes the sacred land,” this goddess of fire and volcanoes and creator of the Hawaiian islands in Hawaiian mythology. The numbers “12:20” stand for the date this piece was released (December 12th, 2020), the same day Halema'uma'u crater in Kīlauea Volcano began to erupt again. Digital illustration hand drawn by JT Ojerio, the artist behind Aloha de Mele. Inspired by Hawaii's beauty, culture, and people, each art piece was created to make a statement, exude good vibes, and spread the aloha spirit. All prints are professionally printed in Honolulu, Hawai'i.    Matted Prints Matted Prints are giclée prints produced with archival inks on cold-press, acid-free paper to ensure print permanence. All matted prints include an archival front mat and back mat so they are ready to frame. To fit standard sizing and allow for easy framing, slight cropping from the original may occur. Loose Prints Loose Prints are giclée prints produced with archival inks on cold-press, acid free paper to ensure print permanence. Loose prints will be rolled up and shipped in a tube. We highly recommend taking your fine art giclée to your local framer to be professionally framed.  Canvas Prints Our canvas prints have a satin finish and use high quality, pigmented archival inks on museum-quality, lightweight canvas to provide rich color depth. All canvas prints are 7/8" deep ready to hang with wire on the back.