Round, Shiny, Plastic! That is what I collect and sell! I specialize in dead stock vintage Sixties jewelry as well as Mod and Hawaiian styled clothing for men and women. I also sell 60s decor, fashion, music, and jewelry, Mod and Space Age in my antique mall spaces and online. I will be selling my handcrafted Tiki jewelry at Tiki Kon as well as many "you need to have this" vintage items.  —  More Info »

Voodoo Doll Designs creates "Fabulous Accessories for the Femme Fatale," including fun and fancy hair accessories, unique jewelry and handcrafted cards ranging in styles from Vintage Noir to Tropical Kitsch. All creations are lovingly handmade with special attention to design and detail to invoke a sense of mystery and magic.  —  More Info »

Sputnik Housewares has been selling  "Jet Set Furnishings from the Atomic Age!" for over 10 years and have set aside their best tropical wares for Tiki Kon: Adventure Island! This year they were lucky enough to acquire an entire tiki collection of vintage mugs and Coco Joes items which they've been saving just for this event! Other special items include an Alfred Shaheen silk screened panel, Treasure Craft, and vintage lighting!  —  More Info »

BigToe (aka Tom Laura) was raised in SoCal on a steady beach-rat diet of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth art, Mad Magazine and Surfer Magazine's Rick Griffin. "BigToe" creates art with a casual, tongue-in-cheek sense of humor and playful eroticism that offers a nostalgic escape in our fast-paced and ever-changing world.  —  More Info »

Tiki Kon is proud to present Bosko Hrnjak as a featured vendor and special guest seminar presenter! Bosko is presenting a retrospective of his 20 years as a tiki artist and carver and vending in our Island Marketplace. Sven Kirsten calls Bosko, "The Pioneer of the Tiki Revival." Don't miss this great opportunity to meet the artist, learn about is career and purchase his work!  —  More Info »

Keith Tucker is a veteran animation and comic book artist for Disney, Marvel, and Warner Brothers, to name a few. His twenty years of living and creating art in Hawaii have driven Keith to reflect on "Polynesian Pop Culture," also known as "Tiki Culture." Keith's out-of-this-world Weird Tiki Comics asks the question, what if ancient Polynesia was actually invaded by Tikis from outer space? It is currently seen in the pages of Tiki Magazine.   —  More Info »

Sandy Bottom has your next vintage Hawaiian outfit! Focusing its aloha on 1960's shirts and dresses, there is always something fun waiting on the rack for you, from an era when aloha meant bright and bold! Look for the Sandy Bottom and check out some Treasures from the Deep.  —  More Info »

The Northwest's premiere bamboo building center returns to Tiki Kon as both vendor and sponsor! If you've enjoyed the elaborate tropical ambiance of Thatch Tiki Bar in Portland (now Hale Pele), you've experienced the quality and attention to detail Bamboo Craftsman brings to your next design or building project.  —  More Info »

A top seller of Tiki Mugs brings you the spirit of Aloha and Polynesian Pop Culture. Mahalo Tiki strives to be the #1 seller of tiki mugs and collectibles in the world, and feature some of the finest pieces of art from mug makers such as Gecko, Wendy Cevola, and Mauitiki.  —  More Info »

Rob Kramer is an illustrator and graphic designer living in Portland, Oregon. As an illustrator, he's worked on a wide variety of projects, from spot illustrations for Tiki Magazine to web comics for Project529. His new comic, The Islander, debuted in the Spring 2013 issue of Tiki Magazine and is the first-ever tiki-inspired superhero.  —  More Info »

Chrys Young started carving tikis in 2000 after a transformative trip to Maui. Using mostly cedar and redwood from his yard, he carves each piece to exude its own personality and follows his own path, rather than replicate traditional Polynesian designs. As a result, his work is unique, distinctive and playful. His pieces range from purely sculptural free-standing tikis, hanging sculptures, paintings, illustrations, and functional pieces such as lamps and signs.  —  More Info »

Inspired by mid-century animation, George Perrou's 'Mod-Culture' art gives nods to Miro, Kandinsky and Calder. Channeling the the Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. cartoons of his youth, Perrou's is a style all his own, painting colorful abstractions of reality onto the canvas using retro and modern colors in acrylic. George lives and paints in the creative epicenter of Portland, Oregon.  —  More Info »