Polynesian Socks

Description: This print design is inspired by my Native Hawaiian roots. Tattooing is something that many Polynesian cultures partake in though the designs and locations vary from culture to culture. No matter what Polynesian islands you come from, be proud of your culture.

Description: Three Dots and a Dash My favorite Chicago Tiki Bar

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: This t shirt design is originally drawn by me. For more cool art, check out my social media accounts @jfeldmanart

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: After vacationing in the Polynesian Islands, I grew especially fond of their traditional dancing; particularly the swaying of hips in time with the rhythmic beating of drums. Looking at this painting, I can hear the fast beat of the drums and picture feathers swirling around the dancer's hips.

Description: Hula Tiki

Description: Bold SUP UCE typography design for Samoan, Polynesian, Pasifika, and Islander men and women who proudly embrace their heritage, culture, family values, and community spirit through simple yet meaningful statement graphics.

Description: Leilani Polynesian Supper Club And Motel

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: Leilani Hut was in the Belmont Shore area of Long Beach. Open at least as early as 1938 and as late as 1959. At one point it was owned by Don May. The interior had some large Hawaiian scene murals. It is now a Legends sports bar.

Description: The Zombie Hut was a Hawaiian/Polynesian-themed restaurant, nightclub and Tiki bar located on Freeport Blvd. between Florin Road and Sutterville Road in Sacramento, California that originally opened in 1945. Inspired by the 1930s Tiki craze, the night spot's quirky name came from the 1945 comedy, Zombies on Broadway, that featured a fictitious nightclub in New York City called the Zombie Hut. The restaurant drew large crowds for years with Polynesian dancers, Hawaiian singers and musicians, and of course, countless exotic cocktails. The '80s saw things slowing down, and new owners tried saving it with limited hours, a change in theme, and a new menu, but in 1990, Zombie Hut closed its doors for good.

Description: A graphic inspired by Polynesian tiki culture, featuring tiki masks, hibiscus flowers, and tropical motifs.

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: This t shirt design is originally drawn by me. For more cool art, check out my social media accounts @jfeldmanart

Description: Mikes Tiki Bar

Description: Unique great looking and designed Polynesian freediving shirt. This tee features a giant manta ray couple. Makes a great gift for freedivers manta fans and ocean lovers.

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: The Islander

Description: A graphic featuring a stylized tiki statue on the left and a Polynesian-style building with palm trees on the right. Text reads "KAHIKI SUPPER CLUB" and "World's Most Beautiful Polynesian Supper Club 518, Lain, Venpby, Nare Gecart: 250". The image is rendered in a monochrome blue-grey against a black background.

Description: Whatever happened to Rosita?

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 vintage-style graphic featuring a tiki statue on the left and the text "KAHIKI SUPPER CLUB" in large letters. Below this, it reads "World's Most Beautiful Polynesian Supper Club" and an address. A building with a thatched roof, palm trees, and a tropical ambiance completes the scene.

Description: its a tiki from a tiki bar probably in a place that volcanos are

Description: A tiki bar is a themed drinking establishment that serves elaborate cocktails, especially rum-based mixed drinks such as the Mai Tai and Zombie cocktails. Tiki bars are aesthetically defined by their tiki culture décor which is based upon a romanticized conception of tropical cultures, most commonly Polynesian. Some bars also incorporate general nautical themes or retro elements from the early atomic age

Description: A monochrome graphic featuring two sets of tribal masks facing inwards, with stylized hair or headdresses. The word "TAHITI" is prominently displayed in a black banner between the mask sets. Below the lower masks, the text "POLYNESIAN VILLAGE RESORT" is visible.

Description: A monochrome emblem featuring two stylized Polynesian faces facing each other, with "Samoa" written in large, bold letters between them. Abstract tribal patterns and curved shapes surround the faces, and "Polynesian Village Resort" is written below. The overall composition is symmetrical and framed by ornamental elements.

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: Capture the tropical spirit of the islands with this vintage Hawaii Aloha State hula dancer emblem and retro stamp design. Great for travelers, vacationers, and lovers of Hawaiian culture and tropical aesthetics.

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.

Description: Kona Inn Retro Vintage Hawaii Tiki Resort Kailua Island Hawaii

Description: Opened Monday, November 6th, 1961. This bar & restaurant ran throughout the 1960s. There was a sister location in Boston as well.

Description: A monochrome emblem featuring three stylized tribal faces with elaborate headdresses, stacked above bold text that reads 'TAHITI' followed by 'POLYNESIAN VILLAGE RESORT' on two lines. The style is reminiscent of ancient carvings.

Description: A white outline emblem on a black background featuring two stylized tiki faces stacked vertically. The word "TUVALU" is prominently displayed in bold capital letters between the faces. Stylized tribal patterns extend outwards from the sides, resembling wings. Below the emblem, the text "Polynesian Village Resort" is written.

Description: Sons of Maui - Pacific Warrior. From Hawaii to Rapa Nui to Aotearoa, men and woman of Polynesia unite!

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.