Kī Ho’alu, print L70, by Dietrich Varez. Hawaiians adopted the guitar introduced by the vaqueros, and developed a strictly Hawaiian tuning called kī ho’alu or slack key, where the first and last strings are tuned to D instead of E.
This is a giclée reproduction print on archival paper.
Dimensions: 18″ x 24″
You can learn more about Dietrich Varez by visiting his bio page here.
