Tiki Idol Tapestries
Description: A detailed, close-up depiction of a carved wooden tiki idol with a weathered texture. The figure has large, circular eyes, a wide mouth, and raised arms. The head is adorned with a layered headdress. The entire figure is rendered in a rich brown, simulating aged wood against a black background.
Description: When The Brady Bunch traveled to Hawaii in its unforgettable three-part 1972 adventure, Bobby Brady discovered a small tiki idol at Mike Brady's construction site and believed it was a lucky souvenir. Instead, the mysterious carving seemed to unleash a string of bad luck, including a serious surfing wipeout and a terrifying visit from a tarantula. After a Hawaiian elder revealed the idol was an ancient taboo, the Brady boys raced to return it to its sacred resting place. The original prop was a hand-painted resin souvenir made by Hawaii's Coco Joe's. Our recreation faithfully captures this iconic TV tiki while giving a playful nod to its legendary "good luck" reputation.
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a tiki idol with a fiery headdress on the left. To the right, the text "TAHITI VILLAGE MOTOR HOTEL" is displayed in large, bold, orange letters with a black outline, followed by "COFFEE HUT" in a smaller, yellow oval with a black outline. The background has a soft green shape.
Description: Here's a fun tiki style take on the phrase Mele Kalikimaka, meaning Merry Christmas in Hawaiian. In this fun retro graphic, the greeting is spoken by a Moai - the mysterious idols of the Rapa Nui people on the distant Easter Island. Moai illustration inspired by vintage mid century modern tiki design. Awesome for boys, girls, men and women. Pays tribute to tiki culture, polynesian artwork, and the legendary Rapa Nui people from Easter Island. Makes a great gift for tiki collectors.
