Red Bougainvillea Painting by Omaste Witkowski

Red Bougainvillea

by Omaste Witkowski

Canvas Print

$197

Framed Print

$222

Art Print

$105

Poster

$105

Metal Print

$180

Acrylic Print

$197

Wood Print

$163

Tapestry

$61

Jigsaw Puzzle

$60

Sticker

$3.50

Title

Red Bougainvillea

Artist

Omaste Witkowski

Medium

Painting - Digital Painting

Description

Red Bougainvillea
Hawaii Botanical Garden Photography by Omashte

Study the past, if you would divine the future. ~Confucius

Pua Mau Place is a botanical garden on the big island of Hawaii.
Many sculptures are placed throughout this beautiful landscape.

I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to wander through this magical space for about 4 hours one morning. The many varieties of flowers and plants were intoxicating and the sculptures were very cool. Peacocks were showy and colorful and the sun was soothing as I walked along shady lanes and absorbed all of the colors and scents.

"We are extremely excited about our botanical garden on the Big Island . We invite you to explore the gardens from where you are and we look forward to seeing you when you are on our beautiful island.

Our vision is to educate and create a unique spot for everyone
to enjoy. We offer an environment for plant enthusiast, both professional and amateur, and we offer a bit of paradise for all
to experience!

The garden is located on the west slope of the Kohala mountains on the Kohala coast of Hawaii. This is a unique area of the Big Island. Arid Kohala mountain slopes and intriguing ravines slice through the landscape.

Pua Mau Botanical Garden offers:

Everblooming plants.
An expanding collection of continuous flowering plants.
Original sculptures.
Placed throughout the garden, you will see incredible
sculptures found no where else.
Large lava boulders.
Exposed red lava rock lines the ravines and in places
form vertical walls.
Magic Circle.
An arrangement of large stones based on the standing stone circles associated with Celtic culture in the British Isles.
These stones are aligned with compass points and with the movements of the sun at the various solstices and equinoxes.
" - http://www.puamau.com/