This angry take on the world's cutest tiki (Tiki Bob) was designed and manufactured by Notch. Roberto Loco has round, beady eyes, a ridgy nose and eyebrows and a broad, menacing grin exposing his twelve angry teeth. This version is a limited edition of 5 in fiery red glaze.

This angry take on the world's cutest tiki (Tiki Bob) was designed and manufactured by Notch. Roberto Loco has round, beady eyes, a ridgy nose and eyebrows and a broad, menacing grin exposing his twelve angry teeth. This version is a limited edition of 10 in ghostly white.

This mug has a rootball lid and two straw holes in the center. It has an Andres Bumatay style face with extra rings around the eyes. Tattoos and palm tree bark is sculpted around the perimeter of the face and the base of the feet. The body is pitted from neck to toe & front to back. Comes with a ceramic Hawaiian war club with a matching glaze. The war club has a bird's head sculpted on both sides and a Hawaiian warrior resting on the back. Made from a 24-piece mold! Signed certificate of authenticity included. This is an artist proof of this design and glaze and design varies on APs.

This is mug shaped like a Moai with a topknot lid. It has a pitted stone textured head. The topknot lid is more reddish in glaze color and textured with line patterns. Straw hole in top of lid. Earrings/plugs in the bottom of each ear lobe. It is a hand-built one-off piece.

This handled glass mug was manufactured for Tiki Oasis 9 in San Diego, CA. The glass features a Derek Yaniger Ku in brown holding a surfboard and reads "Tiki Surf City Tiki Oasis 9" on the back.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with green and yellow Tiki designs. Released on 7/16/2011.

This is a martini glass with a ceramic Tiki stem that was attached after the stems were fired. The stem is glazed green with a spotted finish.

Inspired by a carving at the famous/infamous Casa de la Fink, this mug is a slightly more modern, angular take on the Moai. The standard version of these is in a slightly mottled gray glaze and finished inside in gloss black. The "Big Orange Richard" edition was designed for The Zen Tiki Lounge (www.zentikilounge.com).

The Forbidden Island Tiki Crate Mug was created by Wendy Cevola (aka: danlovestikis) for Forbidden Island's 5th Anniversary, and was sold at the anniversary party April 22, 2011 at the F.I. in Alameda. The mug is shaped like a shipping crate with one corner broken off to expose a Tiki inside. The set of sixty regular edition mugs are primarily dark gray with an ice blue packing around the Tiki inside. Cevola created an accompanying statue (edition of 50) with a brown crate and fire red packing inside. She refers to the mug and statue together as the "Fire and Ice" series. Additionally, there are a number of Artist Proofs of the F.I. Tiki Crate Mug with a rainbow of glaze combinations. The black series was limited to ten crate statues with each statue having a different highlight glaze.

This bowl is glazed green, and is suspended by three moai. Unmarked. Measures 8.5" X 8.5" X 4". There is also a tan version of this bowl.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with orange and brown Tiki designs. Released on 7/30/2010.

This is a mug shaped like a Polynesian style drum. It has rectangular spirals on the sides, ropes lashing the hide drum head into place, and a light brown glaze that is darker in recessed areas, for a weathered/stained look to the exterior. Interior is a darker brown.