Big Mo is a tall, green moai and was designed and produced by GOTIKI.

This little brown tiki is a candle holder. He is a Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin, and he is entirely glazed unlike many of the other Lucky Tiki design items.

This brown mug was designed for Tiki Farm by Derek Yaniger. It is the second in a series of prehistoric tiki designs. The mug is a little cockeyed and has slanted football-shaped eyes and an open dogbone-shaped mouth displaying his teeth.

This mug was manufactured for the Hot Rod Hula Hop 3. It is shaped like the fireplace moai from the Kahiki in Columbus, Ohio. Designed by Captain Skully (Eric Immelt).

This massive gray volcano bowl with red interior was manufactured by Tiki Farm. The bowl is supported by three frowning moai. The volcano center holds 2 oz. of liquid.

This skull-shaped bowl was designed by Squid for Tiki Farm. It is blue and has no lower jaw. It has deep oval eye sockets and protruding teeth.

This bowl was hand thrown by Johnnie Velour. The bowl is dark gray with red interior and a red drip glaze coming down the sides like blood. The bowl is supported by three moai.

This bowl was hand thrown by Johnnie Velour. It is dark gray with a red interior and red triangles around the rim. The bowl is supported by three Mainlander style tikis.

This bottle with skull and cross bones on the front was made by Johnnie Velour. Takes a cork at top. Colors and designs vary.

This bright yellow mug has a white face and black eyes. It is shaped like the Kon Tiki sun god and is marked "Shang Hee" on the side.

This bright blue mug has a white face with black accents. It is shaped like the classic peanut mug and is marked "Shang Hee" on the side.

This shallow California Pottery bowl is shaped like a pineapple. The top portion of green leaves is bowl shaped also.