Canman created this beautiful Hawaiian flower tattoo.
The client provided a photo reference of her favorite flower.
This piece is an excellent example of Canman’s illustrative style.
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About Hawaiian flowers
Hawaii is known for its beautiful and diverse range of flowers.
Many of these flowers are native to the islands and have become popular symbols of Hawaiian culture and natural beauty.
Above all, the hibiscus flower is perhaps the most famous of all Hawaiian flower tattoo.
It comes in various colors, including red, yellow, pink, and white.
The yellow hibiscus is the official state flower of Hawaii.
Plumeria, also known as frangipani, is another beloved Hawaiian flower.
Therefore, Its fragrant, colorful blossoms are often used in leis and other floral arrangements.
The striking Bird of Paradise flower resembles a bird in flight, hence its name.
Consequently, Its bright orange and blue petals make it a popular choice for tropical floral displays.
Orchids are grown in abundance in Hawaii, with several varieties thriving in the islands’ tropical climate.
Often, orchids are used in flower arrangements and as potted plants.
Ginger plants produce showy, fragrant flowers in various colors, including red, pink, and white.
Also, the flowers are often used for ornamental purposes.
Pikake is a type of jasmine known for its intensely fragrant white flowers.
In addition, It is used in leis and other floral garlands.
More flowers
Although not known for its flowers, the ti plant is a significant plant in Hawaiian culture.
Its vibrant, multicolored leaves are used in lei-making and other decorative arrangements.
The ohia lehua is a native Hawaiian tree with brilliant red or yellow blossoms.
According to Hawaiian mythology, the blossoms represent the tears of the lovers Lehua and Ohia.
The yellow ginger variety is prized for its bright yellow flowers and sweet fragrance.
Likewise, Yellow ginger is often used in traditional Hawaiian hula dance adornments.
Lastly, Pua Kenikeni is a small, white, tubular flower with a sweet and pleasant fragrance.
It is often used in leis and as a decorative flower in Hawaiian culture.