Many questions about starting my first tiki.... - Tiki Carving

H hewey Tiki Socialite Sydney, Australia Joined: Sep 14, 2004 Posts: 4283	H hewey Posted posted on 06/01/2007 On 2007-05-25 17:18, dragonbane wrote: Also, I notice a lot of difference in the design of Hawaiian tikis compared to Maori tikis. Can anyone enlighten me on the more traditional? Lastly, I would like to know what a good first try medium is. I know that palm logs are the most traditional, but what do people who like tikis think of "fake stone" or cement tikis? The tiki is going to be outside, near my spa. I am trying to set up a little "island retreat" theme to enhance my relaxation. Hawaiian tikis are more traditional for the Hawaiian area, and in New Zealand the maori tikis are more traditional... :lol: :D As far as the retro poly pop tiki bar thing, Hawaiian tikis are definitely far more common. AAC (aerated concrete) is a great medium for beginners

On 2007-05-25 17:18, dragonbane wrote:
Also, I notice a lot of difference in the design of Hawaiian tikis compared to Maori tikis. Can anyone enlighten me on the more traditional?

Lastly, I would like to know what a good first try medium is. I know that palm logs are the most traditional, but what do people who like tikis think of "fake stone" or cement tikis? The tiki is going to be outside, near my spa. I am trying to set up a little "island retreat" theme to enhance my relaxation.

Hawaiian tikis are more traditional for the Hawaiian area, and in New Zealand the maori tikis are more traditional... :lol: :D

As far as the retro poly pop tiki bar thing, Hawaiian tikis are definitely far more common.

AAC (aerated concrete) is a great medium for beginners

Post #310254 by hewey on 06/01/2007