Whale “KOA” Hand painted on Ceramic Tile Framed in Real Wood by Artist

Humpback Whale Plate." It appears to be a decorative ceramic tile featuring a painting of humpback whales.
Subject:
Decorative Koa wood framed ceramic tile trivet handcrafted by Lloyd Inouye Hawaii. The ceramic tile measures 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches and appears to be
The artwork depicts a humpback whale breaching the ocean surface, with another whale's tail visible in the background.
Material:
The piece is likely made of ceramic, possibly porcelain, and has a wooden frame.
Purpose:
It is a collector's item or decorative piece, potentially vintage.
Technique:
The painting style suggests it could be hand-painted, possibly using underglaze techniques.
Humpback whales:
They are baleen whales, using baleen plates instead of teeth to filter food from the water. They feed on krill and small fish, consuming up to 1.5 tons of food daily during feeding season.
Artistic Style:
The artwork captures a serene and dynamic scene of marine life, likely intended for display or as part of a collection.