Straight from a mid-century souvenir shelf — or perhaps a forgotten island shrine — comes this intensely expressive hand-carved coconut figure, branded simply with HAWAII. With furrowed brows, hollowed coconut eyes, and a rather serious pipe clenched in his lips, this coconut man is not here for your nonsense.
Likely created in the 1960s–1970s, these coconut head carvings were sold to travelers seeking a tropical keepsake — but let’s be honest, this one feels like it came with… something extra. Whether you see a grumpy island elder, a silent watcher of tiki mischief, or a carved protector against bad vibes, this piece demands attention.
Crafted from an actual coconut, with carved details, a hat, and even little “shoulders,” this guy is full of attitude and aged island soul.
Condition:
Great vintage condition for its age. Natural wear, patina, and small surface cracks are consistent with the coconut shell and only add to its character.
