Pele vs Poliʻahu Fire & Ice — Hawaiian poster, digital oil painting wall art

Pele vs Poliʻahu Fire & Ice Hawaiian Poster I — Big Island Wall Art

8″×10″

$22.99

Pele vs Poliʻahu Fire & Ice Hawaiian Poster I — Big Island Wall Art

$22.99

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Bring the spirit of the battle of Pele and Poliʻahu — fire against ice home — a museum-quality Hawaiian poster, an original digital oil painting designed in Kailua-Kona, Hawaiʻi.

Pele, goddess of fire, against Poliʻahu, goddess of snow — Hawaiian mythology's greatest rivalry, fought across the slopes of Mauna Kea on the Big Island. Pele's lava rivers run into Poliʻahu's white kapa of snow, and where they meet the volcano steams and the ice cracks. Their feud is why the Big Island holds both the world's most active volcano and tropical alpine snow within sight of each other.

The battle is painted as a dramatic, cinematic digital oil painting — fire reds against ocean blues (or icy whites), turbulent skies, and the kind of mythic energy that makes the room feel a little louder. A statement piece for anyone who loves Hawaiian story-telling.

This is design I in the Kahana Designs Pele vs Poliʻahu Fire & Ice Hawaiian Poster series — each painting in the collection is its own composition, with its own mood and color story. Collect them as a set, or pick the one that speaks loudest to your wall.

For Locals & Visitors Alike

For Hawaiʻi locals and kamaʻāina across the islands, this is a tribute to your home — the gods, places, and creatures that make these islands ours. For visitors, it's the piece of Hawaiʻi you take home with you: a daily reminder of the trade winds, the surf, and the aloha that called you here in the first place. Looks at home above a living-room couch, in a beach-house entry, behind a home-office desk, or as the anchor of a tropical gallery wall.