Tiki Blog November Archive

Ancient Tiki Artifact Auctioned

11/28/08 22:31

Antique collecting is one form of hobby while ancient artifact collecting maybe somewhat the same but are in completely different league.

Ancient relics and artifacts are almost priceless possession of ancient civilization or a long lost culture which only some privilege and elite members of society can avail. Through auctions, these artifact collectors bids for their desired piece no matter how much it costs. See how much have they spent on ancient artifacts such as rare Maori artifacts here.

Link: Tiki price through the roof at Sotheby's auction - New Zealand news on Stuff.co.nz

Help A Cancer Patient At The Pink Tiki

Have fun, know how to make cocktail drinks, and at the same time help cancer survivors and cancer patients live a good life.

That can be done by supporting Tiki's Grill & Bar's weekly club night called Pink Tiki. A dollar for every Pink Tiki you order will be donated to the Queen's Cancer Center. Now that's having fun while helping others. More details here at PR-Canada.Net

Link: PR-CANADA.net - Pink Tiki Drink to Support the Queen’s Cancer Center

Tiki Art Which Created Much Buzz Returns

Sculptures are a form of expression and symbolism of their desire, passion and love for a certain advocacy, place, or person. But what if this form of expression is deprived or removed from its designated location? How will the people think about this decision? This is what happened on Capitola Esplanade upon the removal of the 3-foot tiki statue placed by a concerned and artsy surfer there. Read the rest of the story behind the removal and the return of the much talk about tiki statue.

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