This brown bank was apparently produced for the tourist trade. The bank depicts a standing warrior Ku with a fierce face, upturned chin, and long headdress. Made in Japan. Similar statue versions exist. Very similar to an earlier Randotti statue #672 "War God" and Coco Joe's #46 Tiki Bookends produced in HapaWood Brown and Lava Black. Also produced in concrete composite by other manufacturers. Also, some similarity to the Orchids of Hawaii R-12 handled mug. It's a very familiar and well-recognized Ku design.

A stylized Ku Tiki mug dressed in a black suit and tie with white shirt and yellow straw hat that reads "TIKI" in red letters on the hat band. Made for the Bana Bender Tiki Weekender 2016 event (March 4-6, 2016). The Black Lagoon Designs Logo shield with crossed spears is impressed on the bottom. This is a modified version of Black Lagoon's "Big Willy Tiki Mug."

A lime green mug shaped like a Tiki head. Designed by Jane Dixon for Crate & Barrel. Stoneware.

This is a clear glass shaped like a Tiki head with long nose, almond shaped eyes, and a bow-tie shaped mouth. There is also a shorter 16 oz version of this same design. Sold wholesale online and through TJ Maxx retailers & Home Goods (in sets of 4).

This is a blue mug shaped like a Tiki head with an X-eyes design, previously issued in 2012 by Tiki Farm as "Kukona in Cobalt Blue".

Used to serve the "Dizzy Pua'a" from the Three Dots and a Dash James Beard Awards Tiki Time Luau: Appleton VX, scotch, aperol, passion fruit, lemon & tiki bitters.

There was a second mug issued for this event, Tau'a in Brown, with the same heat decal on reverse. This mug was also previously issued without a heat decal.

This is a green glazed standing Tiki with its tongue out and with cut-outs between where the arms and legs are to give this piece much more of a sculptural appearance. Designed by SHAG. Manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder). This version was sold after the event and is glazed in Ombré Edition (a two tone with darker bluish green at bottom of mug and gradually lighter regular green to top of mug). These are numbered #46-50, continuing where the first event edition left off.

This is a decanter depicting a drum-playing spirit man (or "jumbie") wearing a straw hat. Legend says that jumbies would possess the souls of anyone who drank rum and make them dance uncontrollably to the beat of conga drums all night long. (Ironically, this happens all the time at bars and parties around the world). Bottle contains 750 ml or slightly over 25 oz.

This is a mug shaped like a banded rum barrel with detailed wood grain staves and wrapped with rope. It is glazed in a wipe-away matte green glaze that picks out the details with a light green, but leaves an overall off-white beige color. Gloss green interior. There is also a version with a glossy brown glaze and green lettering on the front.

The Anglerfish is ready to lure you in with its (removable) cherry garnish. Behind the lure, though, is a deep sea fish with rows of razor sharp teeth! Glazed in a yellowish brown with red fins and dead black eyes. Off-white teeth. Released 03/24/2016.

This is a blue ashtray shaped like a fish. Hana Isle created several pieces in the style of Treasure Craft. They also made Tiki bottle toppers for Hawaiian Distillers.

This angular bowl is decorated with fish and sea life on all sides and comes in three midcentury-inspired exterior glazes (soft coral, light harvest gold and soft avocado), each with a deep ocean aquamarine interior.