This little bottle was manufactured by Hawaiian Distillers to hold one mai tai. It is shaped like a full body Ku in dark brown and has a screw cap.

These brown shakers are shaped like full body Kus with the hands on their hips. They have long eyes that slant down and very protruding chins. The nose is flat, and the nostrils are square.

This mug featuring a surfer riding a large wave was manufactured for Norwegian Cruise Line. The surfer has blonde hair and is wearing a green shirt and red shorts.

This mug was used at the Hawaiian Room at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore, MD. It is not a tiki, but rather the head of a male Asian Deity, with three flowers across the headdress, jughandle ears, and earrings. Glazed in gray-beige.

This green handled mug was produced by Westwood in Japan. It is shaped like a traditional Japanese Noh ghost spirit mask. The image on the mug has round eyes, sharp pointed teeth and horns.

These salt and pepper shakers have large bellies, with hands clasping the sides, small eyes, and a headdress. Glaze is orangy.

These shakers depict a head with "dreads" and full lips parted to show teeth. Glaze is tan.

This little shot is shaped like a rum barrel. It is brown with four black bands. Marked "Made in Japan" on the bottom.

These shakers from Chiki Tiki are brown and moai-inspired.

Pineapple Po'o was sculpted and handmade by Gecko and was based on a design by Gary Ehrlich. The tiki has large oval eyes that are squinted shut, an open figure eight mouth that show off his many teeth, and wide, flared nostrils. He has a pineapple in the middle of his forehead. The mug features a brown glaze. The back of the mug has a bark-like texture.

This brown mug was designed and manufactured by Gecko for the Cult of the Eye. The tiki has large oval eyes, a long slim nose and a dogbone shaped mouth.

This black stylized moai was designed by Paul Nielsen for Munktiki. The moai has a jutting brow, no eyes, a pointed nose and a long, thin lipped mouth. The back has a bamboo pattern in a red glaze. It the center of the back is a circle that reads "Circle Moai" in gold letters.