Lahaina i ka malu ‘ulu o Lele - Embellished Giclée

"Lahaina(Lahaina means “merciless sun of the land)i ka malu ‘ulu o lies in the sahade of the breadfruit trees...Lele" "breadfruit shade of Lele" (is the very best) *).

This painting rendering depicts the firer of the village as it destroys the town of Maui, a paradise  along the beaches of Hawaii. 

*See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lahaina,_Hawaii#Name: Lahaina was originally called Lele in Hawaiian^[5] and was known for its breadfruit trees.^[6] Lele means jump or fly.

  "In 1915, James N.K. Keola, in an article he authored in Mid-Pacific Magazine entitled "Old Lahaina" wrote: "Lahaina is said to have received its name from La, the sun, and haina, merciless. A bald-headed chief who lived at Kauaula Valley, while going to and fro without a hat, felt annoyed at the effects of the scorching rays of the burning sun. He looked up and gazed into the heavens and cursed at the sun thus: "He keu hoi keia o ka la haina!"