This mug is commonly called the Suffering Bastard, and it is a reproduction of the original mug that was produced for Trader Vic's. Cobalt blue version of the traditional squatting tiki design.

This tiki, designed by Squid, was the first of Tiki Farm's mugs to feature real metal earrings. Jungle green (green and brown mottled) glazed tiki with wide, downturned mouth and large lidded eyes.

This tiki, designed by Squid, was the first of Tiki Farm's mugs to feature real metal earrings. "Mystic" blue and brown glazed tiki with wide, downturned mouth and large lidded eyes.

This tiki, designed by Squid, was the first of Tiki Farm's mugs to feature real metal earrings. Brown glazed tiki with wide, downturned mouth and large lidded eyes.

This brown, handled mug is shaped like a Ku, but with a very round belly. This glaze is Island Brown, and is a bit darker than the warmer Golden Brown glaze.

This blue and brown mottled, handled mug is shaped like a Ku, but with a very round belly.

This satin finish blue-green, handled mug is shaped like a Ku, but with a very round belly.

This bowl was designed by KuKuAhu for the first Hot Rod Hula Hop in Columbus, Ohio in 2005, organized by the Fraternal Order of Moai. The mug is shaped like a conga drum, with three small moai feet.

This rum barrel was created for the Mauna Loa in Detroit, Michigan. It is upright, brown with black bands, and has "Bob's XXXX Rum Barrel" on the front in white.

This brown rarotongan style tiki is a Tiki Farm design, this was created for the Big Ol' Tiki Bash in San Clemente in 2002, and is marked as such in white on the back near the base.

Tiki mug shaped like a traditional Ku, with a grimacing face. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" and "R-74" on the bottom.

This tiki was designed for Tiki Farm by Drew Brophy. It is cobalt blue, with a shell on its forehead, and a toothy grimace.