This green candle holder is a replica of the tiki in the fountain at the Kahiki in Columbus, OH. The tiki has small triangular eyes, oval indentations for nostrils and a wide, heart-shaped mouth. It is supported by three slender moai heads.

These Asian inspired shakers feature a serene tiki face on top of an intricately marked base.

This round, yellow bowl supported by two Hawaiian figures was designed and manufactured by Gecko. One figure is facing the bowl, and the other is facing away from the bowl. They have round eyes and open mouths.

This round, beige bowl with brown speckles is supported by two Hawaiian figures and was designed and manufactured by Gecko. One figure is facing the bowl, and the other is facing away from the bowl. They have round eyes and open mouths.

Vasija 23 was manufactured by Porcelanas Pavon in Spain. The mug is mostly brown with oval eyes, a diamond shaped nose, heart shaped mouth and triangles under the eyes.

This brown moai by Daga has a very wide nose and a white interior. It is marked "Daga" on the bottom.

The design of this mug is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. OMC sticker on bottom. This one is is from the South Pacific restaurant in Newton, Massachussetts, and is marked "South Pacific, Newton, Mass." on the back in black.

Used to serve their "Fog Cutter" cocktail.

This mug was manufactured by Ceramic Source. They are a U.S. ceramic wholesaler. The tiki has almond-shaped eyes and a broad grimace. His hands are on his belly, and he has eight toes. It was made in a variety of glaze colors (including Light Blue, Olive, Light Green, Burgundy, Orange, Blue, and Brown) for different clients and with a variety of different heat decals.

This oval, brown bowl with black interior is supported by two Hawaiian figures and was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The figures are both facing away from the bowl and have round eyes and open mouths.

This oval, green bowl is supported by two Hawaiian figures and was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The figures are both facing away from the bowl and have round eyes and open mouths.

This oval, black bowl with yellow interior is supported by two brown Hawaiian figures and was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The figures are both facing away from the bowl and have round eyes and open mouths.

This green wall vase was manufactured by Munktiki. The tiki has large, round eyes, a stubby nose and a figure eight shaped mouth. Its hands are on its stomach.