(mostly) tiki centralite art : benzart curly lono, page 13, 6/25/10 - Collecting Tiki

T teaKEY Tiki Socialite The thumb ! Joined: Nov 09, 2004 Posts: 3687	T teaKEY Posted posted on Tue, Aug 29, 2006 12:50 PM Mind blowing Just think if Gecko is the next Picasso and you have the bulk of his artwork. You have more than Gecko has. If there ever was a Gecko Museum, it would have to be your house or the museum would be empty. Fifty years down the road, estate sale at your house. It would be like the find at the end of "National Treasure". Some guys buy sports cars or expensive houses or real-estate but this is more impressive. I would think, even to a non-tiki person, they could see the passion and beauty in those items. Those are highly well crafted items and 99.999% of the world has never seen of it. If these items were ever lost down the road and then refound archaeologists would think that were from a lost culture or island called Gecko.

Mind blowing

Just think if Gecko is the next Picasso and you have the bulk of his artwork. You have more than Gecko has. If there ever was a Gecko Museum, it would have to be your house or the museum would be empty.

Fifty years down the road, estate sale at your house. It would be like the find at the end of "National Treasure".

Some guys buy sports cars or expensive houses or real-estate but this is more impressive. I would think, even to a non-tiki person, they could see the passion and beauty in those items. Those are highly well crafted items and 99.999% of the world has never seen of it.

If these items were ever lost down the road and then refound archaeologists would think that were from a lost culture or island called Gecko.

Post #251430 by teaKEY on Tue, Aug 29, 2006 12:50 PM