Note: This page discusses the aesthetic seen in Tiki bars. For a general tropical aesthetic, see Tropical. The Tiki aesthetic originated in the United States with the opening of Polynesian-inspired bars and restaurants in the 1930s. Tiki became popular after World War II, when America became fascinated with Polynesian and South Pacific culture.[1] Dim lighting, rum cocktails, tiki decor, hibiscus flowers, and nautical objects (such as maps, fishing nets, and netted fishing floats) are all aspect
Mobile Tiki Week Full designed by Jordan Kabalka. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
If you're a fellow Dizgeek, then my title already has the Tiki Room song stuck in your head. So hey, you're welcome for that. [wink] I've noticed Tiki stuff is all the rage lately, and not just where the birds sing words and the flowers croon. From Tiki mugs to brightly printed shirts, sooo much a
The Tonga Room in the San Francisco Fairmont Hotel is the oldest Polynesian-themed dining establishment in the Bay Area. Despite its having recently received a million dollar makeover, the Tonga Room is currently at risk. Plans have been initiated to convert a portion of the Fairmont Hotel into luxury condos and alas, the Tonga Room is missing from said plans.
TIKI HOTEL POOL Space Age Tiki hotel. Dream vacation. This is a limited edition (200 prints) print by Linda Tillman. It is a print of an original gouache painting. Prints are all printed on archival matte paper. They are printed with a Canon iX6500 printer. Each print has a colored border as on the original painting. The edges of the composition fade softly into white as they do on the original painting. The print will fit a standard pre-cut matte for easy framing. The size is 8 x 10 inches Each print is titled, numbered, and signed on the back and shipped in a protective sleeve. **I ship everything USPS Priority Mail within the UNITED STATES. **** For international customers, I use 1st Class International
This listing is for one (1) tiki mask. Handmade tiki mask with a primitive style can add a bit of colorful interest to your space. Finished in layers of blue and olive over black. Facial features are in red, bright green and black. Shown in the 12" size, a larger 22" is also available. For indoor use or an area protected from direct weather. *Please allow up to 2 weeks to make and ship. Click here for more styles: https://dawnstewartdesigns.etsy.com Follow me on Instagram and my Facebook page to keep up with new designs and listings: INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/thesavvyshopper1 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/TheSavvyShopper1/210905248974723
28-30 West Randolph Chicago, Illinois American and Cantonese Food
THEN THERE CAME "WEIRD TIKI COMICS!" POSING THE QUESTION, "WHAT IF " "ANCIENT POLYNESIA" ACTUALLY WAS INVADED BY "TIKI'S" FORM "OUTER SPACE?!!" CHECK OUT MY WILD AND CRAZY RETRO SCI-FI COMIC IN THE PAGES OF "TIKI MAGAZINE." San Diego Comic con starts this week, so in it's honor, here's a fun retro comic cover of a book that's in the works! Grab a shirt and help the artist. http://www.cafepress.com/whatnowstuff.432524406
In the 1950s and 60s, an epidemic of island fever swept the United States.
Tangaroa-Ru, the East Wind Debuting June 28th and 29th at Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room 50th Anniversary Merchandise Event. Pele, Godess of Fire and Volcanoes Both lidded mugs are 10.5 inches tall, made of cast stoneware, and are open editions (!). We have four more items being released at the event, as well, so stay tuned. Note: If you can't make it to the event, Disney recommends contacting Disneyland Merchandise Guest Services at 877-560-6477 the Monday following the event (July 1, 2013) to inquire about remaining merchandise items. Also, in the days and weeks after the event, remaining product will be distributed to locations throughout the Resort, but most likely art and collectible specific locations.
Design by Anna Powell of SourApple, logo by Kevin Kidney, masked men are various members of Los Straitjackets!
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'Orchids of Hawaii' (based in New York) was a tiki bar supply wholesaler. This handy guide comes to us from the Collection of Rev. E. M. C...
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Reactive glaze finish for a unique look and coloring on every piece Ceramic construction stands up to use in your bar Features a whimsical tiki design Use to serve tropical-themed cocktails and beverages Perfect for use in your trendy bar
