Hawaii Torch Ginger is Erin Sabado’s watercolor of Alpinia, the red ginger you see in Maui gardens and hotel courtyards. Color first, then the leaf.
The piece is vertical. It belongs in a living room, an entry, or a guest room that can take a strong red. The same plant shows up in the family galleries in Wailea and Kāʻanapali.
Open edition print, or the original watercolor. By Erin Sabado | Open Edition.
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The ginger stands like something lit. Crimson at the base, pink at the tip, lime leaves holding the light in their veins. The rest of the paper is almost quiet, so the red can stay.
You meet it in the morning, on the way to the kettle, or coming in the door. A chair, an entry, a wall that gets you first. Watercolor on the original. Acrylic, metal, or canvas when you want it large.
By Erin Sabado | Open Edition
The original is a labeled placeholder — price pending the artist, size pending the real inches. We have not guessed a canvas size.
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