These green shakers were apparently produced for the tourist trade. The shakers depict Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This design is sometimes found with a tag reading "Lucky Tiki."

This large blue bowl is supported by three tiki-shaped legs. It was designed by Elisabete Gomes for Disneyland's 50th Anniversary. The interior of the bowl features three of the birds from the Tiki Room and a variety of tropical flowers. The bowl is accompanied by a small bowl with simple leaves on the exterior.

This orange mug was used at The Luau Hut. It features a topless girl in a grass skirt and a lei with a flower in her hair. Same style as the OOH R-73.

This blue mug was used at The Luau Hut. It features a topless girl in a grass skirt and a lei with a flower in her hair. Same style as the OOH R-73.

These brightly colored shakers were deisigned by Christopher Radko. They are full body tikis with football shaped eyes and figure eight shaped mouths. They are brown with gold, blue, purple, red and green accents.

These salt & pepper shakers by Otagiri are of stern-looking moai, with a woodgrain-like series of vertical lines all over. They have a brown glaze. They are marked "Tonga Room Fairmont Hotel SF" in black on the back.

These shakers are shaped like Ku and are mainly brown, but are also painted with red and green.

This salt and pepper shaker set was designed by Paul Brent for Sakura. One is shaped like a moai with condensation on his forehead. The other is shaped like a pineapple, cherry and lemon garnish.

These shakers are from Harvey's, Lake Tahoe. They are shaped like Harvey's signature "Sneaky Tiki" with oval heads and bodies and rectangular ears, arms and legs. The salt shaker is lavender and the pepper shaker is orange.

These shakers are from Harvey's, Lake Tahoe. They are barrel-shaped and feature Harvey's signature "Sneaky Tiki" with oval heads and bodies and rectangular ears, arms and legs.

This tiki mug 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 appears to possibly be holding a cup. It is marked "St. Maarten" on the front base.

This tiki mug is brown, and is shaped like a moai with no eyes, a straight mouth and a slightly bulbous nose. "Trader Pang's" is printed on the back.