This is a very large light blue volcano bowl with dark blue 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 first of three similar limited edition sets. The other two include Kakaui (in dark teal blue) and Koei (in light green).

This is a blue mug shaped like a Tiki head with a broad face, wide closed lips, and ringed eyes. Four of these mugs came with the Kelena set and accompanied a very large light blue volcano bowl with dark blue 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 the first of three similar limited edition sets. The other two include Kakaui (in dark teal blue) and Koei (in light green).

This angular Moai mug has long ears and its head slanted backwards. This version is made in a satin black exterior glaze with black interior. Also made in black exterior with both blue or orange interior glazed versions.

This is a clear glass shaped like a skull and made of pressed glass. APS made this design in three sizes. This is the medium version.

This version of WAHA NUI "the big mouth" has a satin sand exterior glaze and a gloss brown interior glaze. The mug is shaped like a Tiki head with a large crescent shaped smile lined with large squarish teeth.

This version of WAHA NUI "the big mouth" has a blue exterior glaze and a yellow interior glaze. The mug is shaped like a Tiki head with a large crescent shaped smile lined with large squarish teeth.

This is a mug shaped like a tiki with a head that flares upward at the top, large slanted almond eyes, a bow-shaped mouth grimacing and full of clenched teeth, and a lava rock textured base with a smaller Tiki head on front. This mug was made in a green, a yellow, and a blue glaze. The total edition was limited to 150 with 50 of each of the three different glaze colors. This is the green version.

This bowl was made for Trader Vic's and has a rounded triangle shape, held up by three moai. Brown iron oxide glaze, marked "Trader Vic's Tiki Bowl 2013" on bottom. Features Rapa Nui inspired Makemake and Tangata manu glyphs around the top outer border.

This squat mug is of a moai, unusual for its handle on the back. Blue and khaki mottled glaze, also comes in brown. White interior.

This is a double old fashioned glass featuring the Hale Pele logo of a volcano in black and the cannibal trio (hunter, catcher, and eater Tikis) on back. The glass is printed on both sides in all black and has a gold rim. It was used to serve the "Wisdom of Pele" cocktail made especially for the first anniversary party.

This unmarked statue is of an emaciated man with large round eyes, long ears, and protruding ribs. It stands on a small block shaped pedestal. Glazed brown. Based on the original wooden carvings made on Rapa Nui (Easter Island). Versions of this statue have been seen with the marking "Urda" on bottom reverse.

These Tiki shaped salt and pepper shakers were sold by Walgreens stores in 2008 and at other various locations. They are short, squat, and have coffee-bean shaped eyes and clenched teeth. There was also a toothpick holder variant of this sculpt with a cutaway on the back of the head.