Kai Lava
Kai Lava is a Smithsonian Museum featured artist, whose Grandfather named her after Princess Kaiulani of her native Hawaii, and with family roots to legendary Hawaiian singer Don Ho, famous for his hit song “Tiny Bubbles”. Kai found her true love in the art of painting, “Art does not come to me as a thought; I feel it as an uncontrollable pounding in my heart, then I create for absolutely no reason other than to experience bliss.”
Human Nature Collection
Iconic Collection
Animal Spirit Collection
The Look Collection
Tropical Vibes Collection
Duke Kahanamoku, also known as “The Duke” or “The Big Kahuna” was a waterman with Olympic medals for swimming, saved lives as a lifeguard on the North Shore of Oahu and famous surfer from the Kingdom of Hawaii.
Israel Kamakawiwo’ole, known as ‘Bruddah Iz’ the Hawaiian musician, songwriter and singer.
The niece of King Kalakaua and Queen Lili’uokalani, Princess Ka’iulani of the Kingdom of Hawai’i .
