This mug/bowl is a reproduction of an obscure vintage item, and is named in tribute to artist/carver Andres Bumatay. It's single serving size, shaped like an inverted cone, supported by three fish-tikis, that look similar to designs from Bumatay. Color is unglazed dark gray-brown, with an orange/yellow glazed interior and rim. Marked "Mt. Bumatay", "Gecko" and with the Gecko logo recessed on front. There are varieties, such as Red Dirt, etc..., but this template is for the regular edition.

This tiki mug has a dark, coffee-brown glaze, with a pink glazed rim. May be made of red clay. Handle on back.

One in a series of unusual mugs created for United States Lines and reportedly never used. Yellow, shaped like a Lono-like tiki, with a gridded, multicolor headdress that looks not unlike Indian corn. Marked "United States Lines" in black near base on front. United States Lines operated for less than one year from 2000 to 2001.

This small tiki mug is shaped like a Ku, without eyes.

This tiki mug is from Toby Designs, and has a tiki glazed in a yellow glaze with red speckles. Marked "Toby Designs" on bottom.

This olive-green tiki mug is made in England, and the tiki is holding a shield decorated with the British flag. Marked "Britiki" on back.

This is Munktiki's take on the traditional Japanese beckoning cat, or maneki neko. Mug is off-white, shaped like cat with one paw in the air. Marked "Munktiki" on bottom.

This brown tiki mug is shaped like a handled coffee mug, has a ku-like tiki design, and is marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "R-12" on the bottom.

This mug is satin beige bisque, with brown glazed top and bottom rims and a glazed interior. The tiki has cat-like eyes and a figure-eight mouth, and five ridges on chest. Tiki is holding a long club in each hand, they look a bit like baguettes.

This tiki mug is manufactured in China for Munktiki. The design is of a devil-tiki, bearing a resemblance to the Suffering Bastard (and Munktiki's line of Bastards), with small front-pointing devil horns and a goatee. Marked "U Bastard" on back.

This tiki mug is manufactured in China for Munktiki. The design is of a devil-tiki, bearing a resemblance to the Suffering Bastard (and Munktiki's line of Bastards), with small front-pointing devil horns and a goatee. Marked "U Bastard" on back.

This tiki mug is manufactured in China for Munktiki. The design is of a devil-tiki, bearing a resemblance to the Suffering Bastard (and Munktiki's line of Bastards), with small front-pointing devil horns and a goatee. Marked "U Bastard" on back.