Very large tiki based on the volcano goddess Pele from the lanai pre-show at the Enchanted Tiki Room in Disneyland. Original design by Rolly Crump, adapted design by Jody Daily, and sculpt by Squid. Jody Daily's original design called for the volcano lid to be used for flaming garnish, with a straw hole on the side, but Disney opted to instead put the straw hole through the top for safety reasons. Marked "© Disney" in the mold on the bottom. This version is aquamarine.

This is the Monkey Style of the Ultra Cute series. There are four colors, 76-100 are this green color.

This mug from the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach, Florida, has a handle on the side, intricate markings around the bottom, a serene tiki face on top, and the words "Hawaiian Inn" in recessed letters across the middle front.

This mug from the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach, Florida, has a handle on the side, a blocky, intense tiki face with gritted teeth on top, and the words "Hawaiian Inn" in recessed letters across the middle front.

Coconut mug in orange. "Frankoma T7" in recessed letters on bottom.

Tiki King was designed by Crazy Al Evans and is a replica of his 1996 carving. The King had a root ball top rim, a bone in his nose, and a club in his hand. He is wearing a skull necklace and headband. This version is custom painted by Crazy Al.

This decanter was created for Okolehao, a Hawaiian alcohol that is now difficult to find. The decanter depicts a full body Ku in black. The lid is a mug, and the base is an ashtray. "Hawaiian" is printed in gold letters down the front. "Okolehao" is printed across the tiki's chest, and "The Spirit of Hawaii" is printed across the base.

This seahorse-shaped mug was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It is yellow with red glaze around the top rim.

This seahorse-shaped mug was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It has a blue glaze.

This seahorse-shaped mug was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. It has a bright green glaze.

This brown pepper shaker is one of six shakers from the Westwood spice rack. The tiki has round concave eyes, a straight mouth, and its nose resembles a necktie.

This white shot has a very similar design to the Accoutrements Carlos mug, although it has no makers mark. It has Carlos' semi-circle eyes, clenched teeth, and hands on belly. These appear to come marked with a variety of locations indicating they are made for the tourist trade.