Ama'u by William Weaver Metal Surfboard Print
Amaʻu Metal Surfboard Print brings the lush, elemental beauty of the Hawaiian forest floor to life on ChromaLuxe aluminum. Artist William Weaver's depiction of the amaʻu fern — one of Hawaiʻi's most ancient and resilient native plants — is rendered with the quiet intensity of someone who understands that the islands' natural world is as worthy of art as any wave or sunset.
Also known as a Hawaiian native plant art print, fern wall art, or Hawaii botanical metal print, this piece draws its power from a subject that runs deep in Hawaiian culture and ecology. The amaʻu (Sadleria cyatheoides) is one of the first plants to return to lava fields after an eruption — a symbol of persistence and renewal deeply tied to the story of these islands. William Weaver captures that grounded, enduring quality in a composition that feels both intimate and grand.
Amaʻu — WW14 is available in twelve sizes across both landscape and portrait orientations: landscape in 21"×9", 36"×12", 44"×11", 48"×16", 54"×18", and 60"×20", and portrait in 9"×21", 12"×36", 11"×44", 16"×48", 18"×54", and 20"×60". The portrait orientations are a natural fit for this subject — there's something right about a tall, vertical format for a fern. Each print comes ready to hang with eyelets included.
Every print is locally produced in Kapolei, HI — made with aloha, right here in Hawaiʻi.
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