A hand-built Moai mug with a long nose, long ears, and no chin. This Moai looks as though he is either partially buried just below the lips, or somehow lost his chin. Glazed in gray and marked "Islander" on back.

This war shield mug is based on traditional Papua New Guinea headhunter shield designs. This is the limited edition of 15 artist proofs in green. Made in Gecko'z pottery studio in Makakilo, Hawaii.

This mug is shaped like a light gray shrunken head with its lips sewn shut, wearing a black fez with the Careless Navigator logo (a Tiki head inside a ship's wheel) on the front. The concept for the Shrunken Shriner Mug came from Mahalo Tiki. It was sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder).

This mug is shaped like a brownish beige shrunken head with its lips sewn shut, wearing a red fez with the Careless Navigator logo (a Tiki head inside a ship's wheel) on the front. The concept for the Shrunken Shriner Mug came from Mahalo Tiki. It was sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder). This is the special red fez version made for Tiki Oasis 2013. Only 25 were made with this glaze and each is marked "TO 2013" on the bottom.

This is a bowl with a Ku Tiki head on a rocky island. The head is molded from one of several vintage Napco designed wall hangings (which include the Square-Toothed Tiki and Zig-Zag Mouth Tiki designs that were made into mugs by Johnny Sens and other hobbyists).

This is a chiminea shaped like Cook Islands Tangaroa Tiki. Each weighs 110 lbs! Glazed green. Sold on Monday, May 6th, 2013.

Dia De Los Marquesos was designed and produced by Tiki Diablo. This version of the mug is customized with individualized 1/1 glazing. It is shaped like the skull of a Marquesan tiki. The back of the mug has another Marquesan tiki pattern.

This Limited Edition Moai Full Size Stacker Mug wears a separate Pukao (topknot) and holds 3 cups of beverage. Available in many colors

Orca Junior is a stacker top shaped like an Orca whale with grimaccing teeth and spiral designs on the body. You cannot drink out of it, however, as it is meant to be the top-most stacker piece. These were made in a variety of colors.

This is a bowl shaped like an eyeball. They come in six colorations: blue w/ red veins, brown w/ red veins, Green w/ red veins, Albino w/red veins, Orange w/blue veins and Red w/green veins.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with a cartoonish appearance... big jaw, big ears, small body, etc. Traditional elements were also added from the Rapa Nui culture, like the fish he’s cradling in his arms and the Birdman on the reverse of his head. Young Aiden Gertsen, was given the task of naming this fellow and his research led him to naming it Ika Ariki, which can be translated as “The Fish God”. This version is in light jade green and is Tiki Farm's open edition (usually 500 or more pieces).

This is a mug shaped like a large bellied Tangaroa Tiki. It is the same design as Tiki Farm's Tangaroa Chiminea. One of these was given out with each Chiminea sold.