Tiki Acrobats

Two Man Tiki Acrobats

6 Feet Tall

A few elements of this tiki inspired by:

Maori haka tongue
Marquesan island tikis
Pacific Northwest totems
Robots

Made from a carefully-selected log from the pressure-treated pine forests of deep South Texas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Available now- 

Paperback copies of Mark's tiki book "Every Tiki has a Spirit"

-Full color and black and white versions- 

Every Tiki has a Spirit

Books by Mark Ferdinand

Topknot Palm Tiki

Topknot Texas Tiki - Palm

A few elements of this tiki inspired by:

Traditional Maori mokos
Traditional San Diego tribal tattoos circa 1996
Maori pre-haka tongue (It's about to reveal itself, it just hasn't yet)
A basket my mom gave me.

Pukao - Topknot adornments placed on Easter Island Moai. In this Texas tiki is it a recognition of his authority and position of status on the island.

 

Tiki exposing his tuchus as if to say
"Hey! Look at my tuchus!"

This tiki made from a log from:

Washingtonia robusta (Mexican Fan Palm)

 

 

 

 

 

Available now- 

Paperback copies of Mark's tiki book "Every Tiki has a Spirit"

-Full color and black and white versions- 

Every Tiki has a Spirit

Books by Mark Ferdinand