This glossy green toothpick holder was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This pattern has been found with a tag that reads "Lucky Tiki Idol."

This brown mug with a handle on the back features ku on the front and petroglyphs on the back. The tag reads "Made in China-distributed by Asian Crown Ent. Inc." This same design was later used by Chiefly Co.

This nubby headdress mug features the head of a tiki with a headdress made up of little bumps.

This nubby headdress mug features the head of a tiki with a headdress made up of little bumps. It has a handle on the side. Most likely produced by a hobbyist.

The Pongo Log Mug was designed and manufactured by artist Henrik Van Ryzik, VanTiki. No mold is used, so each Pongo mug is unique and colors vary.

Pongo has large protruding eyes and brows. His mouth contain nine large, crooked teeth.

The Jabber Pod mug was designed and manufactured by artist Henrik Van Ryzik, VanTiki. No mold is used, so each Jabber Pod mug is unique and colors vary. Jabber Pod has his mouth open wide off to the side with his eyes apparently hidden under his jutting headdress.

The Trepanning Accident mug was designed and manufactured by artist Henrik Van Ryzik, VanTiki. No mold is used, so each Trepanning Accident mug is unique. The mug is in the shape of a skull with large black eye sockets and nasal cavity and several crooked teeth.

Blue tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard.

Green tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard.

Yellow tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard.

Pink tiki mug with devil horns, designed by Stuckie. Smaller version of the Evil Bastard.

Cycloptos is a Munktiki monster shot glass. He has one eye (of course) above a menacing grin which shows lots of teeth and very pointy ears.