Three traditional Moai on a flat base sit below this rough textured bowl. Each Moai is slipcast and then hand textured and attached to the hand made and textured bowl. Light brown bowl interior with darker brown glaze exterior.

This white teacup was manufactured for the Mauna Loa in Mexico City. It features the logo Tiki for the Mauna Loa, based on Picasso's favorite Tiki, which is arguably the most famous Tiki in 20th Century art.

This is a mug shaped like a stack of nautical cork floats with a net over them. Cork & Net Mug has the bonus feature of a custom made decal fired onto the mug (selected by customers while ordering). The size for the decal is 2 1/2 by 1 inches. This is the brown version made through the Munktiki Imports line. Munktiki Imports made a green glossy version also. Additionally, there is an earlier limited version that was made by Munktiki in matte brown.

This is a mug shaped like a standing bigfoot with a big grin. Comes boxed.

Shrunk was designed and manufactured by Bai. He is a green shrunken head with crescent shaped eyes and black hair. He was designed as a companion to Uncle Shrunkle.

This brown mug with handle was manufactured by PMP. It is shaped like the head of a woman with hair parted in the middle and a serene expression. The glaze has a brushed vertical "grain" to it. Sticker on bottom reads "Paul Marshall Products Japan" or just "Japan". Similar mugs of carved wood were also manufactured for the tourist market.

This tiki mug is white, with a square pattern on its forehead and a straight handle on the side. Much like the Island Heritage Handled Tiki Mug Brown but with slight sculptural differences on the eyes and on the wrappings of the bamboo-shaped handle.

This brown mug is made of plastic and shaped like a happy Ku. He is brown overall but has white teeth, blue accented eyes, an orange face and a green headdress. Reads "Bob Chinn's World Famous Mai Tai" on reverse and is a promotional for the drink mix originally used in the Wheeling, IL restaurant that opened in 1982. The mai tai drink mix was later made available for wholesale.

This is a volcano shaped bowl surrounded by three Tiki heads. Matte brown glaze on the outside and the three Tiki heads with a lava red glossy glaze on the interior and spilling out over the edges. Marked "APS Tiki" on the base.

This smallish glossy brown bowl has three round-headed Tikis supporting a rounded-triangle bowl. Similar to the earlier version manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii.