Polynesian tiki totem in coconut wood 100cm – Garden statue – Dili

Meaning and history of Tiki statues

Tiki statues, emblematic of Polynesian culture, are traditionally recognized as symbols of protection.
Made from coconut wood, they represent various Polynesian deities and are believed to ward off evil spirits while attracting positive energies.
They embody traits such as loyalty, wisdom and strength, playing a crucial role in the spiritual safeguarding of spaces.

Technical data

Each Tiki is unique, hand-carved by skilled artisans using traditional techniques to capture the essence of Polynesian culture.

• Materials: Coconut wood
• Finish: Natural, highlighting the patina and texture of the wood
• Dimensions: Height 100 cm, diameter 25 cm
• Weight: 25 kg

Investment tips and decorating ideas

Position your Tiki statue in strategic locations such as near a water feature, in a tropical garden or at the entrance to your home to welcome your guests with majesty.
Combined with lush plants and aquatic elements, the statue will create a peaceful, harmonious space, reminiscent of the Pacific islands.

For more inspiration and to see other creations, take a look at our tiki totem collection and discover our Tiki totem garden statue in coconut wood, 150 cm.

Integration into the landscape

The imposing appearance of the 100 cm Tiki statue makes it an ideal choice for medium to large gardens.
It can serve as a focal point or complete a decorative ensemble with Japanese lanterns or a small fountain for an enriching cultural contrast.

Tiki statues are not just decorative elements; they carry with them the spirit and traditions of the Polynesian islands, adding a spiritual and historical dimension to your outdoor environment. Each sculpture, handcrafted by artisans, ensures exceptional quality and authenticity, enriching any space with its powerful, peaceful presence.