This brown tiki mug with a large, open, square mouth was designed by Oceanic Arts for the Mahi Mahi in Nashville, Tennessee, sculpted by Stella Bodey, and molds were manufactured by Desert Ceramics. The tiki has bulging oval eyes.

This white Ku-shaped mug was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The tiki has a large mouth gaping open at the sides, a four-leaf flower design on its chin and large, protruding eyes. Its headdress is made up of a pattern of alternating triangles.

This simple volcano bowl was hand made by Cory Bluemling for Tiki tOny. The mug is brown with clean, angular jags of blue lava coming down the sides.

This simple volcano bowl was hand made by Cory Bluemling for Tiki tOny. The mug is orange with clean, angular jags of yellow lava coming down the sides.

This angry take on the world's cutest tiki (Tiki Bob) was designed and manufactured by Notch. Roberto Loco has round, beady eyes, a ridgy nose and eyebrows and a broad, menacing grin exposing his twelve angry teeth. This version was made for Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA.

This brown mug was manufactured by Munktiki for the 2007 Hukilau. The mug features the Hukilau logo designed by Kevin Kidney on one side and each of the three cannibal figures from the Mai Kai on the other three sides.

Sunny Too was designed and produced by GOTIKI. The yellow tiki with turquoise interior has a large head featuring a long nose, half-closed eyes and lines that suggest moko. He is holding a small mask with peridot eyes and has a sun on the back.

Fugu is a puffer fish-shaped mug manufactured by Muntiki. The fish is in full-puff mode with bulging eyes, puffy lips and several wide spines sticking out of his body. This version is purple with red spots.

This brown, volcano shaped mug was manufactured by Daga and was used at a variety of locations around Hawaii. The mug has three palm trees and a volcano range in relief.

This round, brown bowl supported by two Hawaiian figures was designed and manufactured by Gecko. One figure is facing the bowl, and the other is facing away from the bowl. They have round eyes and open mouths. This version is made of resin.

These shakers were manufactured by KC Co Ltd. They are brown and shaped like Ku with their hands on their hips. One has a figure eight shaped mouth and eyes that flow down alongside its headdress. The other has a more upturned chin and more delineated eyes.

These tall glossy brown shakers with black bottom rim were apparently produced for the tourist trade. The shakers depict Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This version is marked "Florida."