History of The Tiki

The Hawaiian Tiki stands as a powerful symbol of Polynesian mythology and Hawaiian heritage. Rooted in the sacred traditions of the islands, Tiki figures were carved to embody gods like Ku, Kane, and Lono, serving as protectors and spiritual guides. Today, while Tiki culture has evolved to blend ancient significance with modern aesthetics, the reverence for its origins remains central to its story—a tale of craftsmanship, spirituality, and cultural pride.