Gyotaku by Naoki Originals Gyotaku [gyo meaning “fish” and taku meaning “rubbing” or “impression”] was discovered over a century ago by fishers in Japan. Fishers were able to accurately depict the size of their prized catch before serving it as part of a delicious dinner. Gyotaku is a simple art created by pressing rice paper onto a fish. Naoki uses acrylic paint and shoji paper in order to preserve the ocean’s beauty for many generations to come. Click here for information about our frames . All international orders will be shipped without any matting or framing, placed in a picture  tube and shipped through FedEx.     Daruma Trio This group of shibi (big-eye tuna ) were caught at night. 36.5 X 49.5 $450.00 $663.00   Chase Blue marlin feasting on skipjack tuna ( aku ),  Oahu 47 x 36 $650.00 $868.00   Glass Eye Pair of deep water Aweoweo from 600 feet down, 25 x 38 $380.00 $569.00 He'eia Tako This octopus, weighing 5 pounds, was caught in Kaneohe Bay, near He'eia pier, 41 x 23.5 $500.00 $665.00   California Sheephead This fish was flown back from San Diego, California. 19 x 34 $280.00 $412.50   Rainbow Runner Kamanu with opelu off of Waianae; Oahu 40.5 x 36.5 $600.00 $793.00 Weke'ula This is a large Weke'ula. Steamed Chinese style with ginger and green onions it is truly a local delicacy.  12 x 24 $180.00 $270.00   Gold Rush One of the best eating jacks in the Hawaiian Islands. 32 x 18 1/4 $200.00 $320.00   The Giant This giant trevally, "ulua" was caught with a 2 lb. octopus. 57 x 36 1/2 $550.00 $750.00 Yellow Spot Pair of yellowspot papio from Waimanalo 22 x 34 $400.00 $540.00   Moana' ukali This 5lb. Hawaiian goatfish is a Chinese chefs delight. 23 x 13 $250.00 $348.00   Teenager Young Ulua, is the best eating Ulua. This fish was served as sashimi at the dinner table. 20 x 36 $225.00 $320.00