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TIKI STATUES
Nearly Three Feet of Open Mouth
A cylindrical totem with a wide grinning mouth, a full row of squared teeth, a chevron brow and a broad nose. Thirty five point eight inches, which puts the face at chest height on most people.
The finish is deep reddish brown with visible grain running down the column, so it reads as carved hardwood rather than as concrete pretending. Indoors or out, that warmth is what stops it looking industrial.
Height is what makes this piece work. Small tiki figures are novelties. At three feet it holds a corner, flanks a doorway, or anchors the end of a bar without needing anything else near it.
What Makes This Piece Different
- Three feet, which is what separates a totem from a trinket. Most tiki pieces are tabletop size and read as souvenirs. At 35.8 inches this stands on the floor and holds a corner by itself. Put it beside a door, at the end of a bar or against a fence and it does the work of a piece of furniture rather than an ornament.
- A deep hardwood finish, not grey concrete. Reddish brown with grain running the length of the column. Concrete gives it the weight and the weather resistance while the finish keeps it warm enough to work indoors.
- Carved deep enough for shadow. The brow, the eye sockets and the mouth are cut with real depth, so the face holds contrast under overhead light rather than flattening into a pattern.
- Works inside as readily as out. Concrete handles weather, and the timber finish suits a hallway, a bar corner or a covered porch. Few outdoor statues are comfortable indoors.
A corner, a doorway, the end of a bar, against a fence or a wall. It is a vertical piece and it wants something behind it rather than open space on all sides. Indoors it suits a hallway or a tiki bar. Outdoors it works on a covered porch or in planting where the column shows above the foliage.
Quick Specifications
| Design | Cylindrical tiki totem with carved face |
|---|---|
| Material | Concrete |
| Finish | Deep faux hardwood, sealed |
| Height | 35.8 in. |
| Assembly | One piece, no assembly |
| Use | Indoor or outdoor |
Setup, Care, and Warranty
Placement
One piece, nothing to assemble. Set it on level solid ground or flooring.
Give it a wall or a fence behind it. A tall column standing alone in the open reads as unfinished.
Indoor use
Concrete on a hard floor should sit on a pad or felt to avoid scuffing. It is heavier than it looks, so position it once rather than moving it around.
Keeping the finish warm
Wipe with a soft cloth. Outdoors, years of direct sun will lighten the reddish tone, so a covered or partly shaded position holds the depth longer.
Winter
Sealed concrete handles freeze and thaw well when dry. Check the base is not standing in water, which is the only thing that damages a solid piece like this.
3 year warranty
This product includes a 3 year warranty against cracking. Coverage, claim requirements and required documents are subject to the warranty policy that applies at the time of purchase. Keep your order confirmation and contact customer support with your order details if service is needed.
Questions Before You Choose
How does it compare to the tiki stool and side table?
This one is a 35.8 inch standing column and purely a statue. The other two are 19.6 inches with flat tops, built to take a drink or to sit on. Same tradition, different jobs.
Can it go indoors?
Yes, and the timber finish is why. It suits a hallway, a bar corner or a covered porch. Use a pad under it on hard flooring.
Is it real wood?
No, concrete with a faux hardwood finish. Real timber at this size outdoors splits within a few seasons. This holds the grain look indefinitely.
Does it need a wall behind it?
It works much better with one. A tall narrow column standing in open space looks like it lost something. Against a fence, a wall or planting it holds its own.
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