This ceramic lamp was sculpted by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm. It is pink and features a girl on a surf board. She is wearing a lei and a skirt and has a flower in her hair. This is one of three lamps which are identical to their mug counterparts. The pink lamp comes with a whitish/beige fiberglass shade shaped like a cylinder with a pink hibiscus pattern along the bottom and pink lacing at both top and bottom. There is also a brown and a blue version of this lamp. The fiberglass shades are unique for each lamp. The blue version has a two-tiered lampshade and the brown version has a funnel-shaped lampshade with a small opening at top and large one at bottom.

This coconut mug is from the Kon-Tiki Village Resort Hotel. It is brown glazed with a white interior.

This huge volcano bowl surrounded by five Moai heads is a one-of-a-kind piece created by Notch to help celebrate the Smuggler's Cove preview at the 2009 Tiki Oasis.

This full-body Tiki is sporting a wide grin and giving the shaka sign with a hibiscus flower on the back of his hand. Ornate tapa patterning around lips and eyes. Top and bottom show palm bark. Crazy Al designed the smaller head-only Hang Tiki mug for Tiki Farm back in 2002, but this piece shows the entire carving (#34 was carved in 2001). Overall edition of 250 in this design includes: #1-50 in AP, deluxe, and custom colors, #51-150 in Baja Brown one-color glaze, #151-250 in 4 editions of 25 in differing glazes. This particular version is a custom blue glaze with real lava chunks from the SW mainland.

This coconut bowl was produced by Ed Langbein in Italy. The bowl is brown with a white interior. It is marked "Ed Langbein Original Italy" on the bottom.

This is a yellow glass ashtray with The Tahitian Bumatay-styled Tiki and logo. The graphic for this ashtray is The Tahitian cover menu Tiki used at both the Pasadena and Studio City locations.

This ashtray features a realistic moai, with shoulders, similar to the Trader Dick's moai salt and pepper shakers made by Otagiri Mercantile Company. Base has stone-like appearance.

This Shag tiki, produced by Tiki Farm is based on Shag's tiki mug painting Ratongo, and has a tall tiki with a large head and a wide grin. Test glaze colors vary.

This is a bowl shaped like a black iron stew pot filled with the skull & bones of an explorer who was caught and eaten. His survival guide and pith helmet give some clue to his identity as well.

A meander or meandros is a decorative border constructed from a continuous line, shaped into a repeated motif. Such a design is also called the Greek fret or Greek key design. This Tiki hibachi has this pattern around the top, on the cheeks of the Tiki, and around the base.

This yellow mug has a green and white leafed base and is labeled "Island Worcester, Jamaica" on bottom.

This blue vase is part of a set of souvenir items marked "Hawaii." It features a tiki, a sailboat, palm trees and hibiscus flowers. Other items in the set include salt & pepper shakers, a bell, an ashtray and a decorative plate.