This is a bowl supported by three seahorses. Though the seahorse may appear as a cute little sea creature, in folklore it actually has a very powerful role. Seahorses represent eternal friendship, good luck, patience and persistence. In Europe, the seahorse carried the souls of deceased sailors, providing them safe passage and protection until they met their final destination. Around this bowl are strands of kelp and bubbles floating upward. The glaze is a wipe-away finish which gives good definition to Bai's sculpted details. This is the first collaboration between Tiki Farm and Bai Tiki. This is an orangish coral colored bowl marked for Three Dots And A Dash in Chicago, IL. There is also a pink and a green version of this bowl.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with a large pronounced forehead and a downturned mouth. Comes with certificate and mug is numbered on bottom. Exterior is glazed flat honey brown and interior is yellow.

A tall cooking pot vessel with Papua New Guinea Tiki mask designs on either side. Multicolored with red, dark brown and beige. Hand built.

This is a pirate head mug with a green striped stocking cap. The pirate is clean shaven but has heavy brown eyebrows. A Jolly Roger skull and crossbones emblem decorates the front of the striped cap.

This ceramic red hiball with gold painted details was made for Trader Vic's. It is a later version of the glass Port Light hiball. An earlier version of this ceramic design with gold details was made by Imperial Imports in 1979. They also made a version with a black rim, rather than gold. Trader Vic's also used a companion glass, a green Starboard Light Glass, and there is a modern version of that design as well.

This greenish brown matte glazed and handled mug with floral pattern was used at the Mai Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. It is unmarked and originally came with a "Made In China" sticker on bottom. A picture of the mug is featured on the Mai Kai menu.

Mug has a sort of peanut-shaped body, with an aggressive sharp-toothed head, and jewels for eyes. Similar to the Orchids of Hawaii R-3. It was manufactured by Sang Kung.

This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with a broad nose and bow shaped mouth. It is decorated with stars, crosses, and zig-zag patterns across the top of head and back. Glazed in a matte tan with black wipe-away to show off the details. Based on an earlier pendant design.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a tall headdress decorated with a V pattern down the middle. It has a vertical wood grain pattern on back. It is one of a pair. The other mug in the set has a small face on the headdress. This limited color way was glazed in a brown exterior glaze with black highlights. Artist proofs and later runs come in assorted color ways.

A Ku Tiki shot mug resembling the tourist Ku used on large fork and spoon sets and other vintage carved items. These are slipcast and glazed in one of a number of pastel colors (green, blue, and lavender). White interiors.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a tall headdress decorated with a Tiki mask in the middle. It has a stonework pattern on back and sides. It is one of a pair. The other mug in the set has a V pattern on the headdress. This limited color way was glazed in a brown exterior glaze with black highlights. Artist proofs and later runs come in assorted color ways.

This is a blue Tiki head mug with happy-face-shaped eyes, clenched square teeth and handle shaped like a strand of beads. Part of the KC Hawaii "Good Luck Tiki Mugs" collection. There is a matching full-body version without handle.