Early in Kailua by Ren Shiroma Surfboard Print
Early in Kailua Metal Surfboard Print is the kind of image that stops a conversation. Hawaiʻi artist Ren Shiroma captures Kailua Bay in the quiet before the day fully arrives — dramatic storm clouds rolling across the sky, warm golden light breaking through on the horizon just behind the twin Mokulua Islands, and the water so still and glassy it looks like teal silk. Moody, luminous, and completely unforgettable.
Also known as a Kailua Bay sunrise art print, Na Mokulua landscape wall art, or Oahu east shore seascape metal print, this piece draws from one of the most beloved stretches of coastline on O'ahu. The Mokulua Islands — known locally as "the Mokes" — are a landmark as iconic as the bay itself, and Shiroma frames them in a light that makes them feel ancient and alive all at once. Printed using dye-sublimation technology onto a specialty cut ChromaLuxe aluminum panel shaped like a surfboard, the deep teals, brooding clouds, and golden horizon glow on metal with a richness that makes the scene feel present rather than captured.
Early in Kailua — RS13 is available in six landscape sizes: 21"×9", 36"×12", 44"×11", 48"×16", 54"×18", and 60"×20". The wide, horizontal format is a natural fit for this composition — all that sky, all that water, the islands anchoring the center. Each print comes ready to hang with eyelets included. The kind of piece that owns a wall.
Every print is locally produced in Kapolei, HI — made with aloha, right here in Hawaiʻi.
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