This unusual mug has a simple standing tiki design with bow-shaped mouth. It is similar to the Hawaiian Room mug but is a hobbyist piece without cold-painted details. Comes in a variety of glaze colors.

This white dinner plate was manufactured for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki restaurant. It features the Kon Tiki logo on the front in brown letters.

A mug shaped like a mass of cooled black lava with a white skull embedded in it. Sculpted by Squid and glazed with Gecko'z signature fat lava glaze.

This unusual mug is able to stand on its own two legs. Two arms make handles. Detailed tangaroa tiki design in dark brown satin finish with green glazed interior. Mug comes with loincloth and raffia arm ties. Regular edition came with orange interior.

This is a skull mug with heavily pronounced cheekbones that sweep towards the back of the head and come to a point, almost like rear fins on a classic 1950's car. This is an artist proof version of the mug and, as such, glaze color varies. There is also a regular and a "Tallboy" version of this mug.

This skeleton bust mug is suited in a pin stripe jacket and bow tie with a rose rimmed hat. Glazed in a dual tone blue with the Grateful Dead's signature "Steal Your Face" symbol for glasses.

Kapriman was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The design is based on a spirit carving from Kapriman in Papua New Guinea. The mug has large eyes made up of concentric circles, a long nose with broad nostrils and five large protruding teeth. Custom glazes and details vary and are unique from piece to piece.

This is a mug shaped like the bust of a gorilla wearing a yellow hat and shirt. Designed and sold by Matt Reese (Reesenik). Sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (Mulder142).

This is a bowl with a skull in the interior. This is Swizzle's second bowl and fourth design. Every bowl is a 1/1 with unique glaze colors.

This is a square bowl with a volcano in the interior. This is Swizzle's third bowl and fifth design. Every bowl is a 1/1 with unique details.

This mug features four full-body Ku. They are all leaning forward. They all have downward slanted eyes, ridgy headdresses, triangular protruding noses and upturned chins. This is a reproduction of a vintage design once made by Terra Ceramics.

An unmarked bowl shaped like a clam shell.