This full-body Tiki is sporting a wide grin and giving the shaka sign with a hibiscus flower on the back of his hand. Ornate tapa patterning around lips and eyes. Top and bottom show palm bark. Crazy Al designed the smaller head-only Hang Tiki mug for Tiki Farm back in 2002, but this piece shows the entire carving (#34 was carved in 2001). Overall edition of 250 in this design includes: #1-50 in AP, deluxe, and custom colors, #51-150 in Baja Brown one-color glaze, #151-250 in 4 editions of 25 in differing glazes. This particular run of Antiki Kona glaze is considered one of the "custom" colors and has a base glaze of light yellowed/antiqued brown with an overglaze of green, blue, purple, or orange.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with a long headdress in the X-Eyes Kona-style design. It is reminiscent of the cast lava & resin products of Hawaii souvenirs (HIP, CoCo Joe's & Poly Art). Brown exterior glaze with white interior glaze. This is a one-off one of a kind piece.

This is one of three "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs. The set includes "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer." The top of this mug is slanted, it has crescent shaped eyes, a large nose, and an open mouth.

This is one of three "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs. The set includes "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer." The top of this mug is slanted, it has upward-looking eyes, a large nose, and an open mouth.

This is one of three "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs. The set includes "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer." The top of this mug is slanted, it has crossed eyes, a large nose, and an open mouth with its tongue hanging out.

This brown resin tiki mug is meant to hold either a candle or a collins/zombie glass insert. It was designed by Crazy Al Evans. The tiki has cut-out eyes, a large open cut-out mouth with squarish teeth, a nose with flared nostrils, and a pattern of rays on the chin and forehead.

Made of resin.

Mug from Kowloon restaurant in Saugus, MA. Design has a stylized tiki with oblong eyes, rounded belly, jagged teeth over a tongue sticking out, and sharply defined angled legs. Marked "Kowloon, Route 1, Saugus, Mass" in stamped letters on back. Also has a top rim that flares outwards in similar fashion to the matching S&P shakers. The shorter version does not have the flared top and has raised letters on back.

This is a triangular bowl with a lizard-like Ku at each edge. Glaze colors vary.

This is a bowl supported by three Moai heads. The outside has a rough-hewn stone appearance with gray and brown glazing. The interior glaze is a bright glossy lime green. This is a hand-built one-off piece.

This brown mug is similar to the vintage Vicious Virgin mug manufactured by OMC for the Islander Restaurant and to other vintage versions of the same design. The mug is a simple female form. She is nude with shoulder-length hair. Medium brown glaze with dark brown highlights. Her hands meet at her stomach. Unlike the vintage versions, this mug has tikified hands, a flower in her hair, and a more pronounced wood grain effect. Released Saturday November 19th, 2011 at Don the Beachcomber. Second color-way edition of this mug released in 2012 in green. Third color-ways (red, orange, and blue) released in 2016.

This is an ashtray featuring a topless wahine with a wrap around her lower torso and her leg extended. These ashtrays come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and glazes, but feature the same topless wahine from a hobbyist Holland mold. The same molded wahine has also been used by ceramicists to ornament mugs and bowls. There is also a second Holland mold of a kneeling nude wahine used in the same fashion.

This is a black pitcher with a purple etched scene that includes a Tiki, dancing wahine, and kane musicians. This is from the first of 4 Classic Cocktail Set editions featuring different artists. The set includes a pitcher, two martini-inspired mugs, and two stir sticks. This is Tiki Farm's first use of the sandblasting technique. Released on 11/18/2011.