A brown volcano bowl with minimalist Tiki supports and decorated with Easter Island Birdmen. The bowl is supported by four, very stylized, minimalist Tikis with no eyes, gaping mouths, and long noses. One and a half inch tall Birdmen sit atop each of the minimalist Tikis . The bowl itself is textured on the outside with horizontal gouges that give the bowl a rippled effect. Inside of the bowl is a smooth, cone shaped volcano that is approximately 4” tall. The bowl has red, brown and cream glazes inside.

The bowl is supported by three slender moais and has three tiki masks on the outside of the bowl. The bowl itself is about 3/8” thick and textured to look like lava. Inside of the bowl is a smooth, cone shaped volcano that is approximately 4” tall. The bowl has black and red glazes inside. This is one of the larger bowls that Paul was making during that period.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, hands held in front, and a grimace displaying two rows of square teeth. Wood grain. This version is glazed in "Cowkiller Brown" and ten were created as an initial promotion with the option of ordering more as an open edition. RVTiki has also produced this design in alternate glaze colors for individual purchase.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head with prominent bottom jaw and bottom lip. Standard is a black underglaze exterior with wipe-away and an interior in red or orange. Custom orders are also considered. This design is limited to three artist proofs and the rest numbered and limited to 50.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, hands held in front, and a grimace displaying two rows of square teeth. Wood grain. The first version of this design is glazed in "Cowkiller Brown" and ten were created as an initial promotion for A Very Taki Tiki Bar and Grill, Edmonds, WA, with the option of ordering more as an open edition. RVTiki has also produced this design in alternate glaze colors for individual purchase, including a "DirtyBird" wipe-away glaze. This is a test glaze and, as such, varies in color and detail.

This glass hiball featuring the image of a mother and daughter in Kimonos was manufactured by Orchids of Hawaii. The graphic and lettering are entirely in red. Clear glass.

This is a mug shaped like a skull-shaped lantern. This mug is inspired by "THE COLLECTOR", one of the ghastly icon characters from NETHERWORLD, a haunted house attraction in Atlanta, GA. The Collector is depicted on the back along with the tag line: "Where Monsters Dwell." There is also a version in "Burnt Bone Brown" glaze. Produced by Horror In Clay and Manufactured by Tiki Farm. Designed by Jonathan M. Chaffin and The Pizz.

This tall, handbuilt Moai mug was made by Michael Shigeru Sbicca. It has a woodgrain textured exterior.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, hands held at sides, a grimace displaying two rows of square teeth, and a very short grass skirt. Made in a variety of glaze combinations. Loosely based on a Tiki that is inside the "A Very Taki Tiki Bar" in Edmonds, WA.

This is a mug based on a Tiki carving at the Portland Trader Vic's. The carving is a standing Ku Tiki with coffee-bean-shaped eyes, an open toothless mouth, and hands crossed in front as though he has to go to the bathroom. This mug was released in honor of Trader Vic’s 4th year anniversary. The Super Limited Edition is glazed in redwood brown with red interior and red accents on exterior. It was sold only at Trader Vic's on Saturday August 1, 2015. This, however, is the Limited Edition, which comes in either "Woodsie Green" or "Mossy Brown".

This mug is shaped like a space volcano mountain. This mug was fired to cone 06 and is a unique hand-built piece. Gloss back with yellow crystal splotches on exterior and with gloss orange interior. One in a small series of unique mountain mugs, including a "Space Mountain" and a "Land of Tomorrow Volcano Mountain Mug." Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2015.