Post #652773 by Hemp Paper on Thu, Sep 20, 2012 2:16 PM

On 2012-09-20 04:27, Atomic Tiki Punk wrote:
Hemp Paper wrote "This Ku, God of war Tiki was traditionally was traditionally worshiped to help in battles. This authentic replica carved locally in Hawai'i of this traditional Hawaiian Tiki stands four feet, and six inches tall. This carving was done from the wood of a local Milo tree. Priced at $5,800"

Actually this is an inaccurate interpretation of a Lono – Ancient Tiki God of Fertility and Peace
and not of a Ku – Ancient Tiki God of War, It is mixing some of the characteristics of other
traditional Hawaiian Tikis but not accurately reproducing it in a historical sense.

But hey, what do the experts here think?

A 4 foot Tiki for $5,800, what a steal :P
What would Buzzy or Crazy Al carve for 5,800 Clams?
I bet Bamboo Ben could do a real nice Tiki Lounge for that amount.....

[ Edited by: Atomic Tiki Punk 2012-09-20 04:29 ]

Please correct me when I'm wrong, I don't have as many resources as most of you do to figure out all of the carvings. As far as the pricing goes, I know it's steep but there is hundreds of hours of work into these carvings, for each one.