She has danced her hula into our hearts and she will do the same to you and your family. Why not give her her own room, or use her as a partition between rooms? She's very adaptable to your needs and has found a place in the most modest of closets or laundry rooms. But she really shines on your lanai, in your hallway, your girl's bedroom, or your own. Did we mention she's quiet? Indeed, she is, merely rustling silently in the tiniest of drafts, then suddenly when the cat, dog, or you part her strands there's that pleasant tinkling of bamboo beads against one another, and you go, "Aaah." That's the sound of nature, of the islands, maybe of the hula this fair hula maiden gently dances on the flow of air between rooms. And, she has her duties too, to keep the flies out and peepers from peeping into your closet space or bedroom. To say she stands guard is overdoing it, so we won't, but she's been known to scare mosquitos and that's good enough for me. So, give her a home, our most popular hula dancer.

This Hawaiian island bamboo curtain is handmade with hundreds of bamboo beads, then painted to display the silhouette of a dancing hula girl. She will add Hawaiian style to the wall behind the bed, or when covering up storage areas and put you in a good mood. 

Bamboo curtains are made of hundreds of small pieces of bamboo, each one hand-painted 360 degrees, so that they look great from both sides and at any angle. 
Strand count is 135. Go ahead, compare us to the competiton with their 70 or 90 strands. 'Strand count' indicates the number of bamboo bead strands from one side of the curtain to the other. Higher strand count means better detail and a better obscuring of the space behind the curtain. We pay more to have a better curtain made because we know our customers come to this website expecting the best and still pay a competitive price.

Measurements are 36" wide x 78" high/90 x 200 cm (standard door size). (Not available in HI, AK, VI, and PR -- learn more)