This mug was designed by Kevin Kidney and produced by Munktiki for the 2009 Hukilau. The mug is a Rarotongan head with protruding ears, a flat, broad nose and an open mouth. He is marked "Hukilau" on the back. The glaze is a matte brown with tan speckles.

The Munk-E Zombie mug was designed by Stuckie for Munktiki. Munk-E Zombie is shaped like the head of the Munk-E mug, but apparently the monkey has risen from the dead and is suffering from a variety of creepy side effects. This is a non-limited edition and colors vary from mug to mug.

This brown mug was designed by Paul Nielsen for Munktiki. It has a 70's look to it. The tiki mask has round bulging eyes, long thin lips and a broad nose with flared nostrils.

This tall handled mug was manufactured by Ceramic Source. The mug is burgundy and features a tiki face with football-shaped eyes, a nose with flared nostrils and a bow-tie shaped mouth.

While there have been many variations on Tiki Bob in recent years, none is as adorable as Peanut Bob. Designed by Raissa Meillon aka Bai, Peanut Bob is a brown peanut-shaped mug with a white face and black eyes and mouth. He is marked "Peanut Bob" on the back. The writing is framed by peanuts.

Drinking Monkey was designed and produced by Raissa Meillon (aka Bai). The mug is a full-body monkey in a stone gray glaze. He has one eyebrow raised and is puckering his lips to suck on the straw protruding from his little Peanut Bob mug.

Tiki Tonga was designed and handmade by Raissa Meillon aka Bai. The mug is a Marquesan Tiki with a ring through his nose. There is also a lidded top with a straw hole in the middle.

Skoai was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki). The mug is shaped like a skull with deep sunken eyes and nasal cavity. Its four teeth are moais. Measures 6" tall by 5" wide by 6.5" diameter. This edition features the beautiful Shattered Volcanic Rock & Molten Lava glaze.

This little white bowl was manufactured by Jackson China for the Kon Tiki Ports. It features their logo of a bird on pilings seen through a porthole. The bowl was most likely used for soy sauce or hot mustard.

This brown mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Thatch in Portland, OR. A collaboration between Marcus Pizzuti and unknown. The tiki is part of the cannibal trio. This particular mug represents the catcher. He is a full-body tiki with oval eyes and a downturned mouth open slightly and exposing his teeth. He has his prey poking out at his feet.

The Tikiyaki Jungle Jetsetter Drum Mug was produced as a promotional item to promote the Tikiyaki Orchestra's second album. It was designed by Squid. The mug is shaped like a Marquesan drum with a full body tiki on each side of the base. It reads "The Tikiyaki Orchestra" across the front.

This glass ashtray was manufactured for the Kon Tiki Hotel in Phoenix, AZ. It features their two logo tiki masks.