Printed on 100% cotton rag paper that is acid-free and archival with fade-proof pigment inks. All mats are museum grade, made of 100% archival 8-ply board. The archival mounting board is included with each mat. Each print is packaged in a cello sleeve.

The most recognizable landmark in Hawaii, Le’ahi (Diamond Head), is believed to have been formed 300,000 years ago. It is said that Hi’iaka, sister of the goddess Pele, gave Le’ahi its name because the summit resembles the forehead of the ‘ahi fish. Kean captures the iconic vista here in the form of a woodcut print.

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