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Tiki art as a book category covers the mid-20th‑century, Polynesian‑inspired visual and material culture that grew out of American fascination with the South Pacific—think carved wooden tikis, stylized masks and gods, tropical motifs, tiki bars, kitschy cocktail culture, murals, ceramics, textiles, and related contemporary revivals. Books in this category range from coffee‑table photo and design volumes and artist monographs to how‑to guides for carving and crafting, historical studies of the exotica/tiki movement, museum/catalog publications, and critical examinations of appropriation, authenticity, and cultural exchange. They emphasize bold, graphic imagery, mid‑century modern intersections, and the DIY and restoration scenes, while often addressing the complex cultural origins and modern reinterpretations of Polynesian visual traditions.

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