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Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana

Tattoo artist; co-owner, Earthbound Tattoo Studio · Sand City, California

Style
Neo-Polynesian, tribal
Regions served
United States

About Lualemana’s work

Native Hawaiian tattoo artist. NBC News (2017) reports she is co-owner of Earthbound Tattoo Studio in Sand City, California, and creates customized neo-Polynesian, tribal and lettering designs.

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Motifs documented in Hawaiʻi work

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Frequently asked about Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana

Where is Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana based?+

Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana is recorded as working from Sand City, California (United States).

What style of Polynesian tattooing does Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana practise?+

Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana is listed as a tattoo artist; co-owner, earthbound tattoo studio working in neo-polynesian, tribal, within the Hawaiʻi tradition.

Is Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana a traditional or contemporary practitioner?+

Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana is listed as a contemporary practitioner, working with modern machine or mixed methods informed by Hawaiʻi design conventions.

What sources support this profile?+

This profile cites 1 public reference: NBC News — Native Hawaiian artist uses tattoos to teach culture (2017).

How can I contact Marlo Kaleoʻokalani Lualemana?+

Publicly listed channels: Earthbound Tattoo Studio. PolyTribal does not book appointments or act as an agent.

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