Representing 'moku' (island or district in Hawaiian), this moku relic abstracts the fragmented shapes of Hawaii's archipelago—eroded coasts, volcanic ridges, and isolated lands—while honoring the surfboard's own 'broken' journey from ocean to shore.

Created with mixed media on recycled surfboard fragments, this sustainable Hawaiian art piece evokes geographic mana and interconnected isolation. A striking focal point for homes or galleries, ideal for Hawaiian island art, moku abstract relics, eco-landform sculptures, and meaningful cultural island decor.