This Tiki head mug has very large eyes and a row of squarish teeth. Comes in a variety of glaze combinations.

This toucan mug comes in the same style as the popular Tiki tOny driftwood toucans sold for years previously. The toucan wears a hat, has sleepy eyes, and a striped beak. Comes in a variety of glaze combinations. Measures 7.25"H X 3"W X 7"D.

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. This edition by Gecko is made in Hawaii from Wendy Cevola's molds and is made with Gecko'z specialty glazes, including red dirt.

Fetish Marq was designed and produced by Bosko. It is a Marquesan tiki with large diamond shaped eyes, a football shaped mouth, open so the tonque is exposed and very broad nostrils. He is holding a skull. This second edition is a greenish blue glaze.

Fetish Marq was designed and produced by Bosko. It is a Marquesan tiki with large diamond shaped eyes, a football shaped mouth, open so the tonque is exposed and very broad nostrils. He is holding a skull. There are red and greenish blue editions of this mug in addition to any artist proofs produced with different glaze combinations.

Pupu was designed and produced by Tiki tOny. He is a full-body tiki with a really big head and wide eyes. His hands meet at his waist, and he is saying, "Ooooo." The custom version of this mug has varying glaze combinations.

This New Guinea inspired tiki mug was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is a full body tiki with a short, squat body and a large long head. He has a long, broad nose and triangular eyes. Artist Proof glazes vary.

This is a fogcutter mug featuring a Chinese junk on the front. It is glazed yellow with brown and black details for the junk.

Kings Island is a 364-acre amusement park located 24 miles northeast of Cincinnati in Mason, Ohio, United States. Owned and operated by Cedar Fair, the park first opened in 1972 by the Taft Broadcasting Company. It was part of a larger effort to move and expand Coney Island, a popular resort destination along the banks of the Ohio River that was prone to frequent flooding. After more than $300 million in capital investments, the park features over 100 attractions including fourteen roller coasters and a 33-acre water park.

This design was also used at other locations, including Dave Wong's China Sails.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Regular edition done in brown or green and limited edition of 50 with more glaze detail. Custom versions also made.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Regular edition done in brown and limited edition of 50 with more glaze detail including red tongue, white eyes and teeth, with an antiqued brown glaze overall.

This decanter is a reproduction of a vintage decanter from the Mai Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Decanter is shaped like a Tangaroa, and is marked "Mai Kai Decanter" in raised letters on front base.

This beautifully grotesque creation comes from 'Ona Tiki in Burbank, California. The moai/zombie design has a nose cavity and teeth, and rotting skin. Massive 70 oz. tankard of a mug. This is a limited "Silver Screen Edition" of three mugs with custom details on each mug.