This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. These mugs have been found with a tag that reads "Lucky Tiki Idol." This version has no markings.

This green mug is a replica of the tiki in the fountain at the Kahiki in Columbus, OH. It has small triangular eyes, oval indentations for nostrils and a wide, heart-shaped mouth.

This decanter was created for Okolehao, a Hawaiian alcohol that is now difficult to find. The decanter depicts a full body Ku in green. 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.

The Two Face Tiki Shot appears to be homemade. The shot has a different face on each side. The tiki has his thumbs up and is smiling on one side and his thumbs down and has a straight mouth on the other.

This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This version reads "Voodoo" across the front.

This black matte mug was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This version reads "Voodoo" across the front in raised letters.

This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. These mugs have been found with a tag that reads "Lucky Tiki Idol."

This brown matte mug with black bottom rim was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The mug depicts Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This version reads "Voodoo" across the front in raised letters.

This volcano mug was designed and produced by Tiki tOny.

This coconut mug was manufactured by Chiki Tiki. It has "Chiki Tiki" printed in black on the bottom.

The design of this mug is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. OMC sticker on bottom. This version is from the Luau Hut in Silver Spring, MD.

This peanut-like tiki is tan and unglazed, with brown glazed top and bottom rims and interior. Tiki has a toothy grimace and hands are clasped, back is marked "Kon-Tiki Ports" vertically, with "Chicago-Boston" underneath. Marked "Designed by S Crane" on bottom.