These salt & pepper shakers from Tiki Farm are shaped like a bundle of bamboo.

These Tiki Farm shakers are shaped like coconuts.

These salt & pepper shakers are from Trader Dick's in Sparks, Nevada. They are of realistic moai, with shoulders. The back of one is marked "Trader Dick's" in black, the other is marked "Sparks, Nevada".

This salt & pepper set was designed by Tim Biskup and created by Munktiki. It is for Gama-Go, and it is of a white yeti, holding up a blue ice rock.

These salt & pepper shakers are shaped like the Kona Kai logo tiki — the tiki has a large, lined face, and hands that meet in front of the chest. Marked "Kona Kai" on the back.

These salt & pepper shakers are shaped like a slender moai. Marked "Kona Kai" on the back.

These Otagiri salt & pepper shakers are shaped like moai, with painted eye details. The backs are marked "Zombie Village Oakland, Calif." in black.

These Otagiri salt & pepper shakers are shaped like moai, with painted eye details. The backs are marked "Hawaii Kai" in black.

These salt & pepper shakers are moai, shaped very similarly to the Mark Thomas Outrigger mug, only brown. They are marked "Hawaii Kai" on the back in black.

This salt & pepper set is two different tikis. One looks like an Island Chief mug with its pointed headdress and, the other looks like a Maori Moko Lined-Face Tiki. They both have a brown glaze.

These are both based on earlier designs by Stella Bodey and Spurlin Ceramics from the 1960s.

These salt & pepper shakers from Tiki Farm are shaped like very realistic moai, with bodies and topknot. They are gray, and say "Tiki Farm" on the back. They were cast from a sculpt by a Rapa Nui carver, provided by the Easter Island Foundation.

These salt & pepper shakers by Otagiri are of stern-looking moai, with a woodgrain-like series of vertical lines all over. They have a brown glaze.