This is a mug shaped like a decaying grouper fish. It measures 11" long by 5" tall and was made in two color-ways: brown or green. Comes with a lidded top on head with straw hole and another straw hole in side. The Grouper is also known as the pugapo in the Visayan Islands and in New Zealand, "grouper" refers to a type of wreckfish, Polyprion oxygeneios, which goes by the Māori name hāpuku.

This is a mug shaped like a Marquesan style Tiki head with circular eyes and a flat lined mouth. Top has a defined rim. Pitted texture on surface. Available in different glaze colors. The full body version of this mug is known as the "Pie Eyed Tiki 'His' Marquesan Mug." There is a version without the defined rim known as the "Pie Eyed Tiki 'Hers' Marquesan Mug".

This is a drunken-looking reinterpretation of the classic Tiki Bob with a wide-open mouth lined with chipped teeth, droopy eyes, and a red hibiscus tucked on the right side of his head.

This grimacing Tiki has a figure-eight shaped mouth, coffee bean shaped eyes, a tall lined headdress, and is glazed in three shades of blue (although third shade on toes, lips and eyes is arguably more purplish gray). Marked for Tiki's Grill & Bar Waikiki, HI on back.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with diamond shaped designs around top rim, a figure-eight mouth, and long rectangular nose. Designed by Kristian "The Tanuki Whisperer" Himmelstein and manufactured by Nell and Jason Vitril (Pie Eyed Tikis). Glazed in several various color-ways.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head. Custom details added and vary.

This is a fluted pilsner glass featuring the Primo logo of King Kamehameha wearing his headdress.

This white mug in the shape of a standing sumo wrestler with his arms up has a front flap which depicts a mountain and flowers, likely Mt Fuji and Cherry Blossoms. The bottom of the flap is fringed.

This is a mug featuring a stylized stereotypical Asian male face with a long mustache, commonly referred to as a Fu Manchu mug. This version is all white and marked "Chinese Village Ottawa" on back. The Chinese Village Restaurant and Tavern was located on 415 Rideau St., Ottawa, Canada. It was owned by Kanny Ng and ran from approximately 1977-1984.

This triangular bowl is supported by three Ku Tiki heads with squinted coffee bean eyes and an open figure eight shaped mouth. The Tiki heads are inspired by a wooden Tiki that has been in the marketplace for decades where Beachbumz has their shop. Also features several small skulls around the bowl and decorating each of the Tikis below their chins.

This Ingestor Tiki mug is part of a trio by Pie Eyed Tikis. He has a bulging belly from already having caught and eaten another smaller Tiki. Designed by Jason Vitril (aka Jive Ass Tiki) and manufactured by Pie Eyed Tikis (aka Nell and Jason Vitril).

This Eater Tiki mug is part of a trio by Pie Eyed Tikis. He has a small Tiki in his hands which he is in the process of eating. Designed by Jason Vitril (aka Jive Ass Tiki) and manufactured by Pie Eyed Tikis (aka Nell and Jason Vitril).