Description

Tikis are carved idols representing the ancient gods from which the Polynesian peoples believed themselves to be descended from, which these days are more commonly celebrated as symbols of good luck. Individually hand-carved from acacia wood, this tiki with its distinctive long headdress is a characteristically Hawaiian representation of Ku, the god of war. Would look great hanging from the mirror of a camper van!
Design and finish may vary slightly from that depicted.