I'iwi is a native bird in the Hawaiian Islands. Its feathers were cherished by the Hawaiians, who used them to make feather cloaks, helmets, and other ornaments for the leaders and rulers of Hawaii. Nowadays, it is listed as a threatened species due to habitat loss and introduced diseases.

Open edition signed by the artist.
Full size 25.4 x 20.32 cm (10" x 8") print on 55 lb acid-free paper with 1/4" border to size.
Matte finish with a smooth surface.