This is part of a 4 glass set. Each glass depicts a scuba diver beneath the sea and swimming amongst pufferfish, jellyfish, a sunken moai statue and much more. This template is for the clear version, but there is a frosted glass set of this design as well. Both versions are two-color, depicted with real gold leaf and black against the glass.

This cannibal tiki mug is inspired by Tahitian carvings depicting the cannibal trio and has a layered lava glaze over the wooden texture carved into the body of the piece and black glossy interior in open mouth.

This tiki mug is very similar to the "Monster Marq" mug that was designed by Danny Gallardo for Tiki Farm in 2004. The mug is of a Marquesan-style tiki, with very large, rounded teardrop eyes, and a wide mouth showing two rows of teeth. Green glaze and marked on back for Malibu Rum with palm trees logo.

This is a bowl with a standing tiki in center with concave head to light on fire. The Tiki Motor Inn has the same "Flat Belly Tiki" (Lumpy) outside of the Paradise Lounge at the resort. Manufactured by Squidart.com. 132 were made for the event (103 available to attendees only) as well as 4 various glaze artist proofs sold at the silent auction. A custom 1/1 was also in the silent auction and another Custom 1/1 "Anatomically Correct Version" was sold via the "Mystery Bowl Auction". The event took place June 28th - July 1st, 2018.

This beautifully grotesque creation originally came from 'Ona Tiki in Burbank, California. This version was a collaboration by Munktiki and 'On a Tiki Cass (now OceaOtica) using Japanese Black Clay which shrinks more during firing, and thus this extreme limited edition is smaller in scale than some of the other limited editions of this design. The swampy green color is described as "rot" color. The moai/zombie design has a nose cavity and teeth, and rotting skin. No maker's marks.

This is a bowl surrounded by 5 tall Tikis with hands up to cover mouth. The tiki is one of 3 themed to reflect the Japanese pictorial maxim of "see no evil," "hear no evil," "speak no evil." Comes in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a diver in an old-fashioned dive suit opening a large pirate's chest underwater. The chest is perched on a footing covered in starfish, barnacles, and other undersea life. The first half of this edition (300) were released and sold at Forbidden Island on Sunday, August 5th, 2018.

This is a stacked totem-like mug with a skull at base (spider on side of skull), a cat head in middle, and a bat head at top. Back features three melting/dripping candles and runic writing. Each of the 25 in the Super Limited Edition has a slightly different glaze combination. This is the Limited Edition in white with blue wipe-away to pick out details of sculpt. There is also a black and white Limited Edition. There are 100 Limited mugs total split between the 2 colors.

This is a mug shaped like a classic Kane Tiki. Marked for Bootlegger Tiki in Palm Springs, CA. As an artist proof, color and details vary and are unique.

This mug was inspired by Duke Kahanamoku, King Kamehameha, and the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau. From the sale of each mug, twenty dollars was donated to Hawaii H.O.M.E project who help homeless people in Hawaii get medical care(http://www.hawaiihomeproject.org/).

This is a mai-tai glass featuring wrap-around artwork of tiki masks, cacti, maracas and other images, marked "The Jungle Bird." Graphics are in red and aqua blue against clear glass.

This clear loball/mai-tai/double old-fashioned glass has the Tiki Cat mascot on front, several skulls, shields, and is marked for the Tiki Cat Bar, Kansas City, MO.