The Kane Kahiko Lamp is a bold and meaningful piece from the Kim Taylor Reece Signature Series Collection. This 24″ lamp features the Kane Kahiko “Ancient Hula” design.

The sculpture captures the power, movement, and cultural depth of ancient hula. Its dynamic pose gives the lamp a strong and expressive presence. Because of this, it works beautifully as both functional lighting and collectible Hawaiian art.

The lamp also includes a woven rattan shade. This adds natural texture and warmth to the design. It is a striking accent for a living room, bedroom, entryway, office, hotel, or vacation rental.

Vintage Patina Finish

Our newest Kim Taylor Reece lamp collection features an exclusive Vintage Patina Finish. This hand-applied antiquing process gives each sculpture the rich warmth and character of aged bronze.

Instead of a standard glossy or matte finish, this patina uses highlights, shading, and darker accent tones. These details help bring out the sculpture’s depth and texture. In addition, they give each lamp an heirloom-inspired appearance.

Each piece is individually hand-finished. Therefore, subtle variations in tone, shading, and darker areas are normal. These details are intentional and should not be considered defects.

The Kane Kahiko Lamp also makes a thoughtful gift. It is a meaningful choice for collectors, hula lovers, and anyone who appreciates Hawaiian art and island-inspired décor.

Features

Hand-applied Vintage Patina Finish
Rich bronze-inspired appearance
Enhanced depth and sculptural detail
Individually hand-finished
Woven rattan shade
Approximately 24″ tall
Functional lamp and collectible art piece
Part of the Kim Taylor Reece Signature Series Collection
Ideal for Hawaiian, tropical, coastal, and island-inspired décor

Please note: Minor variations in shading, patina, and darker accent areas are normal. These characteristics are part of the Vintage Patina Finish and give each sculpture its own unique personality.

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