This is a Tiki mug with a brown and white glaze that is reminiscent of the classic Tiki Bob design. Released along with the Tiki Pop exhibit and its accompanying book, both of which were organized/authored by Sven Kirsten. The mug was first made available at the site of the exhibit -- the Quai Branly Museum -- a museum in Paris, France that features indigenous art, cultures and civilizations from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. Each mug includes a tassled, laminated bookmark which provides a brief background for the book and the mug. It was inspired by the menu cover of the long defunct "Mai Tai Room" in San Diego, CA.

This is a zombie version of the classic Fu Manchu Mug with blank white eyes, a rotted nose cavity, and lips rotted away to expose putrefying gums. Made in both "Zombie Green" and "Dead Skin Brown."

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken Tiki Bob with its eyes and mouth sewn shut. Blue and white glaze combination. With black on eyes, mouth and stitches.

This is a mug shaped like a severed head version of Tiki Bob. Brown and white glaze combination. With black on eyes and mouth and red "blood" spilling over the top.

Small Butterfly shaped saucer marked "Trader Vic's USA" on the back. Used to serve the mustard and red sauce at Trader Vic's restaurants.

This mug was inspired by a cannibal Tiki shown on a map at the Bali-Hai in San Diego which features Tikis from all over Polynesia. The cannibal was also once used by the Mai-Kai on their front doors, their matchbooks, their menus and much more. The mug features "The Final Aloha" on the back side – as this mug was designed and sculpted prior to the announcement that the event was continuing. The regular edition of this design was made in two colors -- Lava (a brownish blue rutile glaze) and Sunset (a tan and brown glaze) -- with 150 of each. Total edition of 300 for this design in regular edition. This two-tone design was released in a special limited edition of 20 and given to Christie 'Tiki Kiliki' White who gave them out to select people.

This is a bowl shaped like a white conch shell with a peach colored interior. Sold directly by the manufacturer and used at The Mahiki in London to serve their "Tonga Twista" drink.

This pineapple shaped sugar bowl was manufactured by OMC for Kowloon. It is brown and yellow with green leaves at the top.

This is a very large green volcano bowl with white lava spilling over the top of the volcano and Tiki faces along the side. It can easily serve 8 to 10 people. Each bowl came with four companion mugs and a signed (by Shag) and numbered 18"x18" serigraph. This was the third of three similar limited edition sets. The other two include Kelena (in light blue)and Kakaui (in dark teal blue).

This is a green mug shaped like a Tiki head with wide oval eyes and straight flat lips. Four of these mugs came with the Koei set and accompanied a very large green volcano bowl with white lava spilling over the top of the volcano and Tiki faces along the side. Also in the set was a signed (by Shag) and numbered 18"x18" serigraph. This was one of three similar limited edition sets. The other two include Kelena (in light blue) and Kakaui.

This round bowl, supported by two Hawaiian figures, was designed and manufactured by Gecko. One figure is facing the bowl, and the other is facing away from the bowl. They have round eyes and open mouths. This is a custom piece, and, as such, details and glaze colors will vary.

This is a bowl featuring Papua New Guinea Spirit Masks on either end. Glazed primarily in an off white glaze with black accents and designs. A repeating triangular pattern in black encircles the sides. Each face has a straw hole. It measures 5.75"H X 3.75"W X 9"L.