This light green mug with handle was manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Hawaiian Village Coffee Shop. The mug features a plump faced man in a hat wearing a lei. Also made in a yellow glaze. Made in Mexico sticker on bottom.

This mug has thin oval lips, an angular v-brow, and spiral "tattoos" around the left eye. The mug design is based on vintage tiki torches from the now shuttered Don the Beachcomber in Palm Springs. This is the custom glaze version. Custom glazes vary and there are several one-off colors. There is also an orange version and an iron oxide brown glazed version (the iron oxide brown was only for people staying on the grounds at the event). Both the orange and brown mugs came with a matching 3" tall shot mug named "Swig".

This shot mug has thin oval lips, an angular v-brow, and spiral "tattoos" around the left eye. The design is based on vintage tiki torches from the now shuttered Don the Beachcomber in Palm Springs. This is the custom glaze version and colors vary with several one-off colors made. Also available in orange and an iron oxide brown glazed version (the iron oxide brown version was only for people staying on the grounds at the event). Both the orange and brown shot mugs came with a matching larger mug.

Pronounced "Hey-eh." This is a mug shaped like a rope tied pylon with a giant Tiki Squid clutching the side and brandishing a spear. Mostly brown with white and red details. This was the winning design from Tiki Farm's 2012 design search. First sold at the mug release party on August 9th, 2013 at Don the Beachcomber in Huntington Beach.

This hurricane glass was used at the Tonga Room at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. "Tonga Hurricane" is printed on the front with a black rectangular graphic that has tapa print and a Tiki mask. There is a later version of the Tonga Hurricane glass which has printing on back and front with no tapa or mask, only foliage.

This hurricane glass was used at Paradise Cove in Kapolei, HI. It was used to serve their Mai Tais. Issued in red, black, and also a gold/yellow imprint. Paradise Cove is known for its luau shows. It is located at the Ko Olina Resort on the leeward coast of O'ahu.

This is a loball glass featuring the Hale Pele logo of an erupting volcano in black and red. The Loyal Order of Fire Drinkers is a rum appreciation society at the bar. To become a Master Fire Drinker, one must complete 50 shots of rum from all around the world. Initiates are given a map and upon imbibing each different rum, the bartenders sign off what each person has completed. "Ignis Et Falernum" is the latin motto for "Fire and Falernum," both of which are found in great abundance at Hale Pele.

This is a lighter shaped like a standing Ku Tiki. Made of plastic/resin compound and powdered lava sand for "Lava" effect. Comes with silver nickel-plated table lighter insert.

Captain Seamus is Tiki Farm's 4th design with Appleton Estate, Australia. It was conceived in a national “Tiki design” competition ultimately won by Perth based Pete Long, mixologist at the Hula Bula Bar. This concept was taken further and design was completed by Big Toe. The mug features a full-body Ku dressed in a pirate outfit with prominent skull & crossbones on the hat, and wielding a cutlas. "Appleton Estate Since 1749 Jamaica Rum" printed on red scroll at bottom front. This edition is one of the hand painted edition of 23 in "Seamus Red" with gold accents that were detailed by Big Toe in anticipation of Tiki Oasis 2013.

This is a modernist interpretation of a Moai with a long head and a long, sharp nose. This, first, US color way edition has a greenish blue exterior and a slate black interior.

A tall rectangular mug in black glaze with a white inner glaze. Mug has 'HRHH' on one panel, 'V' on another and on panels 3 and 4 the design is an artistic relief that once decorated the mast of the Kahiki Supper Club. Sponsored by the Kahiki Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Moai.

This white tiki girl was was originally designed by Donella Vitale and produced by Tiki Farm. She has big, coy eyes and is glancing over her shoulder. She is wearing a red sarong and has a red plumeria in her hair. The original version was manufactured by Tiki Farm but this is an unauthorized version with distorted details that was sold on e-Bay and through several wholesale bar supply stores online.