This green candle holder was manufactured by Garden Gate Designs. The tiki has a teeardrop-shaped protrusion on his chin, a ku-like headdress design over his eyes and openings in his eyes, nostrils and mouth to let the candle light though.

This tan candle holder was manufactured by Garden Gate Designs. The tiki has a teeardrop-shaped protrusion on his chin, a ku-like headdress design over his eyes and openings in his eyes, nostrils and mouth to let the candle light though.

This brown mug was designed by Paul Nielsen for Munktiki. The mug features fairly traditional Maori s-curve spirals and tikis that most closely resemble the Taranaki style.

This stylized skull mug was designed by Stuckie of Munktiki for Forbidden Island's One Year Anniversary Party on April 22, 2007. The skull is white with large, dark sunken eye sockets.

These green shakers were manufactured by Spurlin Ceramics. The tikis have long noses, eyes squinted shut and lined faces suggesting moko. They are kneeling and have their hands on their bellies. This design was also used for mugs and bowls, both by Sam's Seafood (Later became Don the Beachcomber's) and by Beauce Pottery.

This gray mug was manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. Gecko used the original Daga mold from the Al Harrington Ku mug. The mug is a simple cylinder, with a detailed ku protruding out very far in relief on one side.

These ku-shaped shakers are the same design as the Aloha Hawaii Ku shakers. This version is a yellow-brown with black headdress, brown details and a green base.

These pineapple-shaped shakers are yellow with green tops and are marked "Aloha Hawaii" in block lettering. They have a pink lei around the bottom base. The front features a hula girl and a palm tree. The back side has a tiki and a pineapple on it.

These shakers marked "Aloha" and "Hawaii" are shaped like a girl and boy. The girl is wearing a green skirt and a lei. The boy is playing a ukulele.

This bright green moai is manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. He used the original Daga mold. The tall and slender moai has no eyes, a very defined brow, long low-profile ears, a small mouth, and a small opening at the top.

Gecko created this "wun of a kine" mug based on his design Da Big Puka. It is essentially the same mug without the five tikis supporting the base. This version of the mug is green with bolts coming out of its head and with a scar across his forehead and stiches around his head.

This brown Ku-shaped mug was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The tiki has a large mouth gaping open at the sides, a four-leaf flower design on its chin and large, protruding eyes. Its headdress is made up of a pattern of alternating triangles.