This mug is shaped like a skull with different sized eye sockets in black and no lower jaw. This mug was box packaged in a set of six different colored skull mugs (pink, blue, green, white, purple, yellow). 2006 Japan release.

This decanter was created for the 1979 Hawaiian Open golf tournament. The event was sponsored by United Airlines. The decanter is shaped like a humuhumunukunukuapua'a fish pointed head down with the end of the tail as the stopper. The decanter was for Suntory whiskey.

This decanter was created for the 1981 Hawaiian Open golf tournament. The event was sponsored by United Airlines. The decanter is shaped like an outrigger with petroglyphs on its sail. The decanter was for Suntory whiskey.

This is a martini glass with a Marquesan Tiki for its stem. An outrigger canoe is depicted in raised relief on the back of the Tiki. The glass was designed by Swamp Tiki & made by Bourbon Tiki in anticipation of the opening of the Aku Kai in 2007, but the bar's opening was indefinitely delayed. Despite this, several of these glasses have been spotted. The green stems vary in color. Some are darker, and some are much lighter.

This mug is shaped like a kneeling Moai with short, stubby arms. Glossy dark brown glaze. This was one of the first mugs made by Cursed Tikis and was part of a 4-pack set which included Soup Bone, Rummy Joe, Boogger, and Tiki Fink (plus a fifth mystery mug).

This lowball glass reads: "Suck 'em Up, Don Ho's Island Grill, Aloha Tower, Honolulu, Hawaii" on glass. Picture of Don Ho on other side.

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

This is a green Tiki-shaped tea light holder. They come in green or purple and have a tropical hibiscus blossom decoration.

This is a purple Tiki-shaped tea light holder. They come in green or purple and have a tropical hibiscus blossom decoration.

This is Paul Nielsen of Munktiki's interpretation of Singa. Singa is a mythical creature of the Indonesian Batak people who live in the mountains in Sumatra. Although the name means "lion", it resembles no living creature. Its representation, generally confined to the head, is the synthesis of several superior forms of creation and its appearance varies between the buffalo and a distorted human figures. The edition is limited to 100 pieces of varying colors. This version has a "Chameleon" exterior that, depending on light & reflection, appears to be any color between olive green, gray, teal and purple.

This tiki mug is a version of Tiki Farm's Tiki on the Beach mug, customized for Hilo Hattie's in Hawaii and given a heat decal on the back for Tiki Bar TV. The mug is cobalt blue, and features a beach scene, with a sun and palm trees in the background, and a Ku statue in the foreground, all in relief. Marked "Aloha" on top rim and "Hilo Hattie, HI" on bottom rim in script letters.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai. Rough black exterior glaze with smooth mottled blue interior.