Weird Santa Ceramic

Spotted this at the 'rents this past week. I took the candle off it and took a picture. The base said "Made in China"

I know that a three-footed pedestal is a primal vessel form, but its resemblance to a tiki bowl amused me

j$

[ Edited by: Johnny Dollar on 2003-12-29 08:10 ]

J$~

Make some mini LavaLava (skirt) wraps for the Santas along with some mini leis around their necks, paint small plumerias in between the already painted holly, and mount a round non-footed Kava bowl on top of the middle riser, and you've got an Aloha accented Christmas piece! Try it!

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[ Edited by: SugarCaddyDaddy on 2003-12-29 09:31 ]

anyone know how to make Santa Grog?
or a Suffering Rudolph?

-Z

oh no! the garden gnomes return!!!

heh heh sorry

but there's no denying that the santa tiki platform is quite odd.

I believe I saw that on Ebay being sold as "Original King Kamaya Maya's winter solstice/holiday scorpion bowl, to honor the sacrificial elf (they would settle for a short native) that would be thrown into the volcano.