Oni is Mr. G's Tikified version of the Japanese gargoyle found atop many a home in Japan, used to ward-off evil spirits. The mug's head is crowned with two small horns and the mouth is open to show several pointed teeth. Oni is glazed in a green-blue dual tone. Width is 4.5" including side pieces, but opening and cylinder of main mug is 3" diameter.

This is a mug shaped like a Tangaroan Tiki, holding a fish in his hands, inside a boat crusted with barnacles. Sculpted by Zerostreet and manufactured by Eekum Bookum. Sold through Tiki Tower (Zerostreet's website).

This is a Boston Style shaker (metal & glass) for Tommy Bahama Rum. The bottom portion of the shaker is metal, which is covered by a slightly off white rubber that stops just before the lip of the shaker. In addition, there is a glass top (pint glass) to complement the shaker. Included on the glass are four recipes that alternate in white and blue. The recipes are for: Cosmopolitan, Dirty Mojito, Millionaire Mojito & Paradise Punch.

This Tiki mug is a promotional item for Sammy's Beach Bar Rum. It is Hawaiian-Ku inspired and glazed in red (paying tribute to Sammy whose nickname is "The Red Rocker"). The Ku is also holding a "Sammy Hagar" special edition Gibson Explorer Guitar. Each mug is signed by Sammy Hagar and comes with a numbered Certificate Of Authenticity. Crazy Al also produced 25 special edition artist proof versions of this mug in individualized multi-colored glazes.

Milan Guanko's Kona Gold Tiki mug is inspired by a Tiki that appeared on the television show, Gilligan's Island. This Tiki has coffee bean shaped eyes and rough palm texture at the top of its head as well as the base. This mug was issued in a regular open edition, a limited edition, an Okolemaluna edition, a "bloody" edition, paua shell purple edition, and custom editions. This is the La Mariana edition in blue. There is also a brown La Mariana edition.

Milan Guanko's Kona Gold Tiki mug is inspired by a Tiki that appeared on the television show, Gilligan's Island. This Tiki has coffee bean shaped eyes and rough palm texture at the top of its head as well as the base. This mug was issued in a regular open edition, a limited edition, an Okolemaluna edition, a "bloody" edition, paua shell purple edition, and custom editions. This is the La Mariana edition in red. There is also a brown La Mariana edition.

This Tiki mug has large slanted coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open, toothless, mouth. Inspired by a Tiki at La Mariana. A friend of Gecko's said there was a similar one in the back of the old Chicago Kona Kai bar (carved by Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts and pictured on page 142 of The Book of Tiki). So he named the design for Kona Kai. Made in Oahu, Hawaii. The mug has a matching shot as well. This is the red edition for La Mariana.

This Tiki mug has large slanted coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open, toothless, mouth. Inspired by a Tiki at La Mariana. A friend of Gecko's said there was a similar one in the back of the old Chicago Kona Kai bar (carved by Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts and pictured on page 142 of The Book of Tiki). So he named the design for Kona Kai. Made in Oahu, Hawaii. The mug has a matching shot as well. This is the teal edition for La Mariana.

This is a black resin standing Ku Tiki standing on a base that reads "Hawaii" on the front. Comes with silver nickel-plated table lighter insert.

This Tiki mug has large slanted coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open, toothless, mouth. Inspired by a Tiki at La Mariana. A friend of Gecko's said there was a similar one in the back of the old Chicago Kona Kai bar (carved by Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts and pictured on page 142 of The Book of Tiki). So he named the design for Kona Kai. Made in Oahu, Hawaii. The mug has a matching shot as well. This is the green edition for La Mariana.

This Tiki mug has large slanted coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open, toothless, mouth. Inspired by a Tiki at La Mariana. A friend of Gecko's said there was a similar one in the back of the old Chicago Kona Kai bar (carved by Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts and pictured on page 142 of The Book of Tiki). So he named the design for Kona Kai. Made in Oahu, Hawaii. The mug has a matching shot as well. This is the blue edition for La Mariana.

The Blue Lady is based on a 1950 painting by Vladimir Tretchikoff. It became one of the world's most popular paintings when made into a print in the 1960s and 1970s. The painting was of an unknown Chinese girl and was best known for the unusual skin tone used for her face (a blue-green color). Recently, the model for Tretchikoff's painting was found to be a then 17-year-old Monika Sing-Lee (now Monika Pon), who was then a single girl working in her uncle's laundry in Cape Town.