Hawaiian Wild Pig | Puaa | Nature | Wildlife | Canvas Gallery Wraps

The Pua'a, or Hawaiian pig, holds an intriguing place in Hawaii's culture and history. In Hawaiian mythology, Kamapua'a, a demi-god with the ability to transform into a Pua'a, is a central figure known for his mischievous nature and conflicts with the fire goddess, Pele. Pua'a are also integral to the traditional Hawaiian luau, where a whole pig is often cooked in an underground oven, or imu, to celebrate significant events. This practice symbolizes abundance and community in Hawaiian culture. Therefore, the Pua'a signifies both mythological significance and a longstanding tradition in Hawaiian society. Each wrap is made with finely textured, artist-grade cotton substrate which helps reproduce your image in outstanding clarity and detail. Available in multiple sizes, these closed back canvases are built with a patented, solid support face and are excellent for indoor use. .: 100% cotton fabric (400gsm) .: Horizontal, vertical and square options available .: Closed MDF backing .: Built