Milo

Flowers bloom and fade away, connecting the earth and sky in this beautiful woodcut print, which follows the flowers of the milo tree as they progress from emerging buds to seed pods. The tree has been prized since ancient times when early Polynesian voyagers began making food bowls, called umeke from the wood. Milo is still a favorite for crafting umeke because of its beauty and because it doesn't change the flavor of the food. Printed on Rives paper with oil-based archival inks, this print has deckle edges and It can be float mounted when framing. Each is unique and will vary slightly in color. This print displays beautifully with its companion print Akulikuli. Each is unique and will vary slightly in color.