Rattan frames... Our genuine rattan frames are superbly custom hand-crafted to our exacting standards and specifications, and they complete the Hawaiian look by bringing that quintessential tropical touch to every one of our images.We offer nine different frame styles, each with its own distinctive personality.Choose the color that best complements your decorating scheme, pick your favorite Hawaiian island, or feel free to mix and match to create your own unique grouping.Rather than merely being a necessary means to display your canvas, our frames are themselves individual works of art and truly enhance the canvas contained within. We invite you to take a moment to view our different styles, and hope that this display will simplify the frame selection process for you.While our frames are all made to accommodate standard size prints, because they are hand-crafted, the outer frame dimensions may vary a bit depending on the style. Those individual measurements are indicated on the frame information pages.
Our genuine rattan frames are superbly custom hand-crafted to our exacting standards and specifications, and they complete the Hawaiian look by bringing that quintessential tropical touch to every one of our images.We offer nine different frame styles, each with its own distinctive personality.Choose the color that best complements your decorating scheme, pick your favorite Hawaiian island, or feel free to mix and match to create your own unique grouping.Rather than merely being a necessary means to display your canvas, our frames are themselves individual works of art and truly enhance the canvas contained within. We invite you to take a moment to view our different styles, and hope that this display will simplify the frame selection process for you.While our frames are all made to accommodate standard size prints, because they are hand-crafted, the outer frame dimensions may vary a bit depending on the style. Those individual measurements are indicated on the frame information pages.
While the specific facts of the invention of golf are open to debate, it's generally acknowledged that the game has its roots in Scotland. Common folklore suggests that bored Scottish shepherds, while tending their flocks of sheep near St. Andrews, entertained themselves by using their wooden crooks to hit rounded stones into rabbit holes. By 1457, the game was so popular that King James II of Scotland issued an Act of Parliament banning golf, because he felt the sport was interfering with the much more necessary archery practice his loyal subjects needed to defend the realm! The very earliest club makers were thought to be the same skilled craftsmen who produced bows and arrows and other implements of war. The first authentic record of a club maker was in 1603 when William Mayne was appointed to the court of James I of England to make golf clubs for the king and his cohorts. In that same period in Scotland, both Andrew Dickson of Leith and Henry Mill of St. Andrews are recognized as early masters. Here, artist Jesus Arcega captures John White Melville, circa 1874, a distinguished golfer of the past. Lahaina Printsellers custom-prints this image on waterproof canvas in our Lahaina studio using only the finest archival inks, which are tested and guaranteed not to fade or shift under normal circumstances for over 100 years.