This is the accompanying shot to the first mug made by Fireworks Studio for The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn in Glasgow. In general shape, it is similar to an Orchids of Hawaii R-1 Headhunter Mug, but the angles are a bit rougher, and more extreme, and there is a tiny skull on the front for ornamentation.

This is a lidded bowl shaped like a coconut. It is glazed brown with a white interior. Lid has two straw holes for a couple to share their drink.

This is a large dual-chamber mug shaped like a Tiki in a war canoe. The piece stands 9 inches tall, 14 inches long and 8 inches at its widest. Designed by Gecko and sculpted by Squid.

This is a very traditional Marquesan style lidded Tiki mug. The Tiki has circular eyes and a thin oval slitted mouth. Body and feet are a little blocky, and hands are folded over stomach. Available in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a blue mug shaped like a Tiki head with traditional gritted figure-eight mouth and almond eyes. Three rings around top of mug. Back features a wrench and "#4" in yellow. This mug was designed and manufactured by Wim "Flap" Thielemans for the Gasket Blowers' fourth Greaserfest on April 20th, 2013 at Rick's Place in Sint-Katelijne-Waver, Belgium.

This beige compote dish was manufactured for the Kahiki in Columbus, OH. It has "Kahiki" printed on it as well as their long signature moai head. There are two sizes of compote, this one is 7" x 7" x 4", and the other is 6" x 6" x 3.5" with a narrow pedestal.

The Tanuki mug is based on the Japanese raccoon dog of the same name. He is a popular symbol in Japan and is often found in restaurants. This version is brown and has a large belly, large testicles and a big hat. "Tanuki" written on belly.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki in a suit jacket and holding a martini glass. It has pierced ears and skull bead earrings and is standing atop a rum barrel. This is the Super Limited Edition of 20 (12 released at event) in a light red earth clay glaze. There is also a Limited Edition version of 200 in light brown with a darker brown stain/wash to pick out sculpt details and a Super Dooper Limited Edition in Full multi-colored glaze.

This mug is based on the menu art from the now defunct El Tiki in Imperial, CA. This place was a fusion of Mexican and Tiki, hence the sombrero. It was open from about 1962-1978. MadDogMike worked there around 1975 and was later inspired to make this mug based on his memories of the restaurant. Made in assorted glaze colors.

This is a bowl with three Moai around the edges. Rough black exterior glaze with smooth mottled blue interior.