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The roots of the native Hawaiian Taro plant is used to make poi, a staple of the ancient Hawaiian culture, and is often seen amidst Hawaii�s tropical foliage. Taro is believed to one of the earliest cultivated plants,spreading from Eastern India to the pacific islands. Today poi is still a popular local food here in Hawaii, and is often found at luaus and bar-b-ques.

�This taro plant, painted in 2014 using watercolor, was surrounded by tiny colorful leaves. I wanted to capture the details of the background and, as such, it took me many painstaking hours of working on this piece.�

I was born and raised in Hawaii and was an artist from the time I could hold a pencil. I am most known for my stained glass artwork, and my handcrafted lamps live in countries around the world. I am currently working with watercolors and hope to build a portfolio of exceptional art.