Post #378363 by Feelin Zombified on Mon, May 5, 2008 8:23 PM

it is quite possible that this store had the largest contribution in creating the tiki imprint on my impressionable young mind. I used to go there as a kid all the time. The store is a long and narrow building that takes you through many seaside settings... from steamship to tropical huts to pirate ships... all executed in a surprisingly professional way (for such a crappy area of town). Please excuse my photo quality, I was taking pics on the sly and the staff was eyeing me like a criminal.

Sign out front...

Looking 1/2 way down the main hallway (notice Moai on floor)

My favorite piece in the place.

Electric torches and Bamboo Swag lights.

Fish Huts.

Nautical room.

discomatic tiki!

Sadly, I didn't get pics of all the smaller tiki masks and carvings. Many look like OA items which leads me to wonder if the big orange mask is a Leroy piece. I suppose I should email them and ask. Also, there are several LARGE glass float jugs in heavy netting that I couldn't get pics of (yet).

fin.