This is a Tiki mug with an hourglass shaped head, horizontally protruding eyes, and a small belly with crab-like hands folded in front. Light underglaze with a purplish/blue-gray speckled overglaze for an overall gray-looking exterior. Glaze variation in this run from lighter to darker pieces.

This large platter features a tan beachcomber in ragged pants and a woven grass hat standing in front of a fishing net strung across three large sticks. This piece is part of a set which has several other pieces, including matching round plates, glasses, and a pitcher.

This gloss brown coconut mug has a textured exterior, white interior, and is stamped "Tiki Bar" on the front.

This large bluish-green glazed mug is shaped like a tiki mug with a large square-toothed smile, no nose, and triangular glaring eyes.

This is the first mug made by Fireworks Studio for The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn in Glasgow. In general shape, it is similar to an Orchids of Hawaii R-1 Headhunter Mug, but the angles are a bit rougher, and more extreme, and there are a couple of tiny skulls on the front for ornamentation.

This is a brown cactus-shaped mug with a masted ship printed on the front. Circa 1970s.

This is a green cactus-shaped mug with a masted ship printed on the front.

This is a brown cactus-shaped mug with a peacock printed on the front.

Inspired by a carving at the famous/infamous Casa de la Fink, this mug is a slightly more modern, angular take on the Moai. The standard version of these is in a slightly mottled gray glaze and finished inside in gloss black. This one is glazed in aqua blue.

This blue hiball was manufactured for the Maui Polynesian Bar in Calella. The front of the mug features a topless wahine with long hair wearing a grass skirt. The back of the mug has palm trees.

A shot shaped like a Ku Tiki with a furrowed brown line, coffee-bean-shaped eyes, and a bow-shaped mouth. Glaze colors vary. Based on a Tiki from the Hanalei hotel in San Diego.

This is the second of Gecko's design using a base of five small tikis holding up the mug. This one, Da Big Puka, has a Ku-like look. This is the red dirt version.