Polynesian Socks
Description: Beautifully detailed sea turtle featuring intricate Polynesian tribal patterns in a striking black and white design. This symmetrical artwork combines traditional tattoo-inspired aesthetics with the beauty of marine life. Perfect for sea turtle lovers, ocean enthusiasts, beach lovers, and anyone who appreciates Polynesian art, Maori-inspired patterns, and unique animal designs.
Description: Beautifully detailed sea turtle featuring intricate Polynesian tribal patterns in a striking black and white design. This symmetrical artwork combines traditional tattoo-inspired aesthetics with the beauty of marine life. Perfect for sea turtle lovers, ocean enthusiasts, beach lovers, and anyone who appreciates Polynesian art, Maori-inspired patterns, and unique animal designs.
Description: Hawaiian tribal hammerhead shark design featuring bold Polynesian-inspired tattoo patterns and a striking ocean predator silhouette for shark lovers, island culture fans, surfers, divers, fishermen, and marine life enthusiasts. Polynesian shark tattoo art makes a unique tropical vacation, beach, Hawaii, ocean, scuba diving, snorkeling, or fishing gift for men, women, teens, dads, husbands, and anyone who loves hammerhead sharks and Pacific island style.
Description: Escape to paradise with our "Wailulu Bar and Grill" design! Inspired by the tropical charm of an island tower and Polynesian vibes, this artwork captures the essence of breezy cocktails, delicious island fare, and unforgettable sunsets. Perfect for fans of tiki culture, tropical getaways, and those who dream of the ultimate island escape, this design is a must-have for bringing laid-back island vibes to your wardrobe. Whether you're reminiscing about past adventures or planning your next, the Wailulu Bar and Grill design will transport you straight to paradise!
Description: This hippy, boho SEA TURTLE illustration features a white Polynesian, Hawaiian, and Pacific Ocean tribal tattoo style with a sun, Earth and moon on the turtle shell. Show your support as a turtle lover while you skip a straw save a turtle and save the ocean and sea life too. Perfect gift for sea turtle lovers, ocean lovers, sea lovers, surfers, hippies, hipsters, environmental activists, Millenials, scuba divers, teenage girls, teenagers, ocean activists, beach bums, and men, women, teens, tweens, and kids who love turtles.
Description: A Polynesian tiki mask takes center stage in this detailed Hawaiian and Maori inspired tribal design. Symmetrical facial features, dense ornamental linework, circular framing, and smaller island symbols form a bold Pacific art composition. Cyan and blue accents add vivid color against dark interior details, making this Polynesian tiki mask design a strong choice for ocean lovers, island culture enthusiasts, travelers, and fans of symbolic tribal artwork.
Description: A black background with white text and graphics. The text "The Polynesian Bungalows" is displayed prominently in a stylized font. To the left of "The" is an open door graphic. To the right of "The" is a globe with grid lines. Below "Bungalows", on the right side, is the text "S=DVC?". In the bottom left corner is a circular graphic with radiating lines.
Description: A stylized Polynesian warrior emerges through bold geometric shapes, warm earth tones, a rust-red headdress, circular ornaments, and a calm but powerful expression. This original abstract portrait celebrates ancestral strength, cultural pride, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Pacific Island peoples.
Description: This is a recreation of the defunct Polynesian restaurants - The Luau restaurant.
The Luau - Polynesian restaurant - Beverly Hills CA -Distressed/Worn White Socks
by Osprey Tees LLC
$20
Description: Vintage Ren Clare's Polynesian Village Fort Worth. Ren Clark's Polynesian Village was in the Western Hills Hotel, and was richly decorated with bamboo, tapacloth, floats, lights, thatch and peacock chairs. It had several rooms: the Tahitian Room, the Hawaiian Room, the Samoan Hut, and the Cannibal Cocktail Lounge. Its signature tiki was carved by Milan Guanko
Description: Channel island vibes and retro beach energy with this bold tropical surfing graphic! Featuring a carved wooden Hawaiian Tiki mask set against a retro striped triangle sunset backdrop in warm shades of orange, yellow, and amber. Highlighted with bold, distressed serif typography reading "Surfing Club". Designed in an authentic 1970s and 1980s surf culture aesthetic with high-contrast grunge textures, this artwork is perfect for surfers, tiki culture lovers, beachgoers, Hawaii enthusiasts, tropical island travelers, and outdoor adventure fans. An awesome gift idea for birthdays, summer holidays, surf trips, tiki bar decor, or coastal bedroom wall art decor. Looks incredible on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, water bottles, phone cases, tote bags
Description: A retro aesthetic features the word 'KAHIKI' prominently above 'SUPPER CLUB'. To the left is a detailed tiki figure. The bottom section contains the text 'World's Most Beautiful Polynesian Supper Club' and an address. A sketch of the supper club building with palm trees is on the right.
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.
Description: A monochrome emblem featuring two stylized tiki faces, one above and one below the text "HAWAII". Swirling tribal-like elements frame the text and tiki faces. Below the main emblem, curved text reads "POLYNESIAN VILLAGE RESORT". The entire composition is presented in white on a black background.
Description: Two men, Thomas Kelley and Jack Bouck, combined the first syllables of their last names and invented Kelbo’s, a small chain of Hawaiian barbecues that were not all that Hawaiian: Burgers, barbecue meat sandwiches and some miscellaneous seafood. The concession to the islands was that every plate was garnished with a piece of pineapple and the fried shrimp was coated with coconut. They also served very sweet (but very good) barbecued ribs and had a menu of tropical drinks, some of which came flaming or served in a skull mug. About half of each restaurant was a large, dimly-lit bar that I suppose some found atmospheric.
