Polynesian Design Shorts
Description: This Polynesian style pattern features black and white circles, dots, triangles, and other motifs, often found in designs in Tahiti, Hawaii, and other Pacific islands. This design looks great on fashion with black and white, or even a solid vivid color, and adds a summery exotic beach appeal to decor and cases.
Description: Kāne: God of Life and Light honors the Hawaiian deity of creation, sunlight, and sacred energy. This bold tiki design radiates with ancestral strength and cosmic presence — carved in fierce lines and divine symmetry. Perfect for those drawn to ancient myth, island spirituality, or raw tribal power. Illuminate your world with the spirit of Kāne and let the legend live through your style.
Description: Built in 1961, this is one of five Polynesian-themed Tropics motels once owned by Ken Kimes. The most elaborate of the chain was in Palm Springs, now called the Caliente Tropics Resort. This motel was previously connected to the next door Tiki Cocktail Lounge. Further down was a Sambo's restaurant (which now houses Modesto Car Toys). Most recently, the Tropics Motel has been renamed the Tiki Lodge. The pool area is fenced off and is opened seasonally only. The four tikis carved by Ed Crissman around the parking lot now have lighting on their chests/foreheads and solar powered batteries on their heads.
