Hoe Wa’a “Canoe Paddler”

Honor strength, motion, and island spirit with the Hoe Waa Hula Statue Lamp. This 24" piece from the Kim Taylor Reece Signature Series features a male hula dancer holding his paddle high—a symbol of navigation, leadership, and forward movement.

“Hoe wa‘a” means to paddle a canoe. In Hawaiian culture, it represents both physical and spiritual journeys. This statue captures that moment of strength and focus, making it perfect for those who admire resilience and purpose.

Made from cold cast resin, the sculpted figure stands with bold posture beneath a handwoven wicker shade. The light it casts is soft and natural, adding both warmth and artistry to your space. Every element of this lamp reflects a deep respect for Hawaiian heritage.

Additionally, this piece complements other selections from our Kim Taylor Reece Collection. Display it in your living room, office, or lanai to create a space rooted in meaning and movement.

Features:

• Height: 24"
• Medium: Cold cast resin
• Shade: Woven wicker, soft natural glow
• Design: Male hula dancer with paddle
• Artist: Kim Taylor Reece
• Collection: Signature Series
• Ideal for collectors, Hawaiian decor lovers, and unique gifts

The Hoe Waa Hula Statue Lamp brings bold elegance to your home. Let it remind you to stay focused, paddle forward, and embrace the journey.