The Kilauea Bowl is another creation by Gecko. Similar to Mt. Bamatay, the bowl is supported by three fish-tikis, that look similar to designs from Andres Bumatay. The interior of the bowl is red and looks as though lava has eaten through the sides.

The Kilauea Pele Bowl is another creation by Gecko. Similar to Mt. Bamatay, the bowl is supported by three fish-tikis, that look similar to designs from Andres Bumatay. The interior of the bowl is red and blue and looks as though lava has eaten through the sides. Pele's face is emerging from the bottom of the bowl through the lava.

The Waka Taua was designed and manufactured by Gecko. It is a Maori war canoe with a tiki at the front with beautiful Maori designs along the sides.

The Waka Taua was designed and manufactured by Gecko. It is a Maori war canoe with a tiki at the front with beautiful Maori designs along the sides. This version has hand painted details.

The Green Ku was designed and produced by Russell Bennett aka theartcoach. The tiki is squinting and gritting his teeth. He has a simple headdress.

The Blue Volcano Bowl is another Gecko creation. The bowl is blue with a tall volcano in the center. It has the Bumatay fish-tikis around the base and a marquesan tiki head on the side.

This bucket shaped mug is the head of Ku designed and produced by Cheekytiki for The London Luau 2006. The glaze color for the standard run is "coral". A limited custom run was done in brown and white.

The Trader Vic's Rum Barrel Bowl is shaped like a rum barrel on its side with a square opening. It is supported by short legs and has two black straps around each end of the barrel.

The Westwood W-15 mug is green and has a handle. It has two faces. One side is happy. It has almond shaped eyes and a smile ending in large swirls on his cheeks. The other side is angry. He has slanted eyes and a downturned mouth that swoops up into swirls on his cheeks. THe pattern around the top and bottom is triangles.

This bowl was designed by Gecko for La Mariana Sailing Club in Honolulu, HI. It featured the head of the Kava Kava man on the front and the La Mariana logo on the back. This version is a bright green.

King Okole was designed by Squid as part of a trio of Freeky Tikis. The king is green in color. He is wearing a loin cloth and a fez. He has a crooked smile, a bulging eye and his knuckles are dragging near his feet.