This white mug was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain. The mug features a topless wahine holding a mask in one hand.

This mug features an angry tiki face with large teeth. It is a recreation of Frankoma's War God sculpted by Wendy Cevola and cast and glazed by Gecko. This version has a black glaze with gold eyes and teeth.

Mug features a Tiki on one side and a wrecked ship with a topless mermaid masthead on the other. These were originally created for the 2010 Burning Man Festival's Shipwreck Tiki Lounge Camp participants. There were 25 Artist Proofs made in custom glazes and 9 in "custom deluxe" glaze combinations. There were also three Delft Glaze versions made (one-offs of Seafoam, Bright Violet and Dark Violet Delft).

Mug features a Tiki on one side and a wrecked ship with a topless mermaid masthead on the other. These were originally created for the 2010 Burning Man Festival's Shipwreck Tiki Lounge Camp participants. There were 25 Artist Proofs made in custom glazes and 9 in "custom deluxe" glaze combinations. There were also three Delft Glaze versions made (one-offs of Seafoam, Bright Violet and Dark Violet Delft).

Mug features a Tiki on one side and a wrecked ship with a topless mermaid masthead on the other. These were originally created for the 2010 Burning Man Festival's Shipwreck Tiki Lounge Camp participants. There were 25 Artist Proofs made in custom glazes and 9 in "custom deluxe" glaze combinations. There were also three Delft Glaze versions made (one-offs of Seafoam, Bright Violet and Dark Violet Delft).

These ashtrays come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and glazes, but feature the same kneeling nude 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 nude wahine with both arms in air and leg extended used in the same fashion.

The Waka Taua was designed and manufactured by Gecko. It is a Maori war canoe with a tiki at the front with beautiful Maori designs along the sides. Custom versions are unique with varying glazes and other detail.

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.

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. This version was limited to five individually glazed one-off mugs created for the 2011 Ohana / Luau at the Lake (June 23-26, 2011) auction benefiting the Easter Island Foundation.

Mug features a Tiki on one side and a wrecked ship with a topless mermaid masthead on the other. These were originally created for the 2010 Burning Man Festival's Shipwreck Tiki Lounge Camp participants. There were 25 Artist Proofs made in custom glazes and 9 in "custom deluxe" glaze combinations. There were also three Delft Glaze versions made (one-offs of Seafoam, Bright Violet and Dark Violet Delft). This version is a green glaze.

Hoo Doo the Voo Doo was designed by Al Evans and was based on an Indonesian orangutan skull from his personal collection. The mug is shaped like a skull and has a removable skull cap with straw holes. The mug features intricate designs including dragons and tikis. This version features a green and white glaze with some gold detail. It has unique sculpted details (4-leaf clovers in eyes) especially for St. Patrick's Day. Part of a St. Patrick's Day Set.

This is a light brown Tiki mug wearing a dark brown sombrero. "Tiki Oasis" is written in cursive script on the sombrero in red. The back of the mug includes images of a cactus and bottle of tequila.