A beautiful natural colored Hawaiian Akua Kai Ki'i (Tiki) measuring 20 inches tall (50 cm) and carved out of a single piece of solid monkey pod wood. Akua means God or Image and Kai has meaning Sea/Ocean. The original Akau Kai is now featured in the Hawai'i Museum, Honolulu and is the only one of its kind.

A beautiful tiki (Ki'i) measuring 20 inches tall representing Hawaii Tiki God KU. Ku is known as the tiki of strength, warrior, family, sunrise and good crop. He represents war, fishing, farming and the deep forest. He is the 'ihe (spear), the god of war who takes life away and the who brings forth life from the earth (Bishop Museum, Honolulu)

Explore Hawaiian mythology with this Kanaloa Tiki (Ki'i), a 20-inch tall and 4-3/4-inch wide replica of the revered Tiki god. This museum-quality piece is intricately carved from a single piece of monkey pod wood, showcasing the deity's symbolic connection to the ocean and fishing.

This exquisite replica of the Ali'i Club, carved from Monkey Pod wood and adorned with Teeth, is a stunning piece of Hawaiian heritage. Once used for serious damage, this Polynesian club now serves as a collectible work of art.

Expertly crafted, this premium stained wood Tiki Totem showcases the unique art and traditions of the Marquesas Islands. The intricate carving features folded arms and bent legs, representing the cultural significance of this region.

Hand carved tiki mask representing KU (Strength) the Hawaiian Tiki God of War. KU represents both negative and positive aspects. He stands for that which is upright and erect. He represents war, fishing, farming and the deep forest.