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Tiki Mug Design

Hobbyist Duncan Ki'i Akua Salt & Pepper Shakers

aka SM 1035 Tiki Salt & Pepper in 7 collections

These shakers are shaped like a traditional temple image. The tiki has wide round eyes, a large simple headdress, a gaping mouth and his long fingers which meet on his stomach. Colors vary since they were painted by home hobbyists. They were made from a Duncan brand hobbyist mold (circa 1963) and also resemble the early Coco Joe's piece pictured on pg. 167 of Tiki Quest.