A Tiki mask typically depicts a stylized human face with exaggerated features, such as large eyes, a prominent nose, and a wide mouth. The mask is often carved from wood and adorned with intricate designs and patterns, representing elements of Polynesian or Hawaiian culture. Tiki masks are commonly used in traditional ceremonies, rituals, and celebrations, as well as decorative pieces in homes and establishments with a tropical or island theme. They symbolize various concepts such as protection, spirituality, and connection to nature.