Help keep mytiki.life growing

mytiki.life is growing every day. Collectors are adding new mugs, bars, photos and stories, with some collections now containing thousands of items.

Keeping all of that information online takes storage, servers and ongoing development.

Supporter subscriptions help cover those costs and allow us to keep improving mytiki.life, so your collection can stay online, accessible and useful for years to come.

If mytiki.life has become a valuable part of your collecting, consider becoming a supporter.

Support mytiki.life with a supporter subscription

mytiki.life

Quick Search

Ka'oha Ali'i Edition Artist Proof #1

aka. Ka'oha Royalty Edition AP, Ka'oha First Edition AP

Ka'oha Ali'i Edition Artist Proof (AKA Ka'oho Royalty Edition)

Manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts Designed by Scott Taylor Produced 2013

A Marquesan inspired Tiki mug holding the traditional 'u'u (Marquesan War Club). Inspired by carver Bill Collins, sculpted by Scott "Beachbumz" Taylor, and produced by Gecko in his Makakilo studio. This is Test Piece #1 of the Ka'oha mug, Ali'i (Royalty) edition. Shaded brown exterior with earthy red and mossy green tints and a green interior glaze. The figure is holding the war club close to his body vertically (later editions feature the club at an angle away from the body).

Dimensions 9" x 2.5" Material Ceramic Shape Tiki Coloring Brown with mossy green tints Imagery Tiki Markings Signed in Gold on Bottom: Test Piece #1 1/13/2013 Gecko Hawaii 1/1

Tags

Collector Gallery

Tiki Mug Design

Ka'oha Ali'i Edition Artist Proof

aka Ka'oha Royalty Edition AP, Ka'oha First Edition AP in 1 collection

A Marquesan inspired Tiki mug holding the traditional 'u'u (Marquesan War Club). Inspired by carver Bill Collins, sculpted by Scott "Beachbumz" Taylor, and produced by Gecko in his Makakilo studio. The first series of the Ka'oha mug is the Ali'i (Royalty) edition with only 10 made in a customized style (shaded brown exterior and yellow and red interior glaze). The Artist Proof is distinguished by glaze coloring and by the figure holding the war club close to his body vertically (later editions feature the club at an angle away from the body).