This beige mug is shaped like a bundle of bamboo. It has a handle and reads "beer" on the side.

This bamboo-shaped mug is tan. "Kuilima Hyatt Hawaii" is printed in brown letters around the base underneath a stylized flower.

Hu-Hu was produced by Into the Volcano. He is a gray tiki with closed eyes and an open, wailing mouth.

Kumu was produced by Into the Volcano. He is a dark green moai with closed eyes, a long, narrow nose, pronounced cheeks and a slightly opened mouth.

Tiki Party was produced by Into the Volcano. It is a white bamboo-shaped mug with a tiki mask flanked by two tiki torches.

The Tiki Skull mug was produced by Into the Volcano. It is a stylized pale green skull with deeply sunken round eyes, a concave figure eight mouth and a thin nose with broad nostrils.

This blue mug is based on the Orchids of Hawaii R-1 Warrior mug. It was manufactured for the Hawaiian Village in Vancouver. There is also a brown version.

This short green mug is shaped like a piece of bamboo and has a handle with leaves. It is marked "N-333 Samoa by Brody" on the bottom.

This yellow bowl is shaped like two pieces of bamboo laying side by side and has green leaves. It it supported by two horizontal feet, also shaped like bamboo stalks. It is marked "N-331 Samoa by Brody Japan" on the bottom.

This turquoise green pitcher with bamboo-shaped handle was manufactured for Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. The pitcher features a tiki with football-shaped eyes and an open mouth exposing his teeth. His hands meet under his chin.

There is also a brown version.

These shakers were manufactured by Chiki Tiki. The tiki is brown, with slightly bulbous, almond-shaped eyes, and its tongue is sticking out quite a ways. Its hands have come together at its front, and appear to possibly be holding a cup.

This green mug with a white interior is in the shape of a Chinese man with a long braid holding a pipe. It reads "Wong's 7011 E. 22nd St. Tucson, Ariz."