Ku or Kane - Tiki Carving

BTP blindy the pirate Member Tallahassee FL Joined: Jan 21, 2008 Posts: 160	BTP blindy the pirate Posted posted on Sat, May 31, 2008 6:51 AM Figuring that it wouldn't be too hard to respond to your question, I've been searching Google and can see your dilemma. There is a lot of informative pages of tiki god history like this one: http://www.mythichawaii.com/tiki-gods.htm But when it comes to pictures, the names and labeling get all screwy. I'm far from an expert, but most Ku's have a headdress that is similar to this: Trying to find a good Kane on the interwebs is harder to find. He has a headdress that is very similar to a Lono. But for a intensive purposes, he looks like this: Spend some time looking around Tiki Central. There is a lot of talented people and great information that can help you out.

Figuring that it wouldn't be too hard to respond to your question, I've been searching Google and can see your dilemma. There is a lot of informative pages of tiki god history like this one:
http://www.mythichawaii.com/tiki-gods.htm

But when it comes to pictures, the names and labeling get all screwy.

I'm far from an expert, but most Ku's have a headdress that is similar to this:

Trying to find a good Kane on the interwebs is harder to find. He has a headdress that is very similar to a Lono. But for a intensive purposes, he looks like this:

Spend some time looking around Tiki Central. There is a lot of talented people and great information that can help you out.

Post #383692 by blindy the pirate on Sat, May 31, 2008 6:51 AM