This tiki mug depicts a head with "dreads" and full lips parted to show teeth. Glaze is dark blue-gray.

This mug from Chiki Tiki is brown and moai-inspired.

This is a tall, slender version of the OMC moai with painted face details. Beige streaky glaze, painted eyes.

This moai is smooth all over, save for an oval indentation around the eyes with a woodgrain texture. Lips are also woodgrain. Yellow-brown glaze, unmarked.

This moai is smooth all over, save for an oval indentation around the eyes with a woodgrain texture. Lips are also woodgrain. Olive green glaze, "Huki Lau" "Metairie, LA" in raised letters down back.

This moai is smooth all over, save for an oval indentation around the eyes with a woodgrain texture. Lips are also woodgrain. Green glaze, "Mt. Fuji Inn" "Omaha, Nebr." in raised letters down back.

There was also a rarer yellow version of this design.

This brown moai by Daga has a very wide nose, white interior, and has the Polynesian Cultural Center logo printed in white on the back.

This squat mug is of a moai, unusual for both its bright turquoise blue color and its handle on the back. It was manufactured by Tiki Farm, and does not carry their logo because it is a reproduction.

This 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. Unmarked, but identical in design to a mug by Beauce Pottery in Canada.

This 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. Unmarked, but identical in design to a mug by Beauce Pottery in Canada. Glaze is yellow and brown.

Black moai, with no eyes; identical to a design by OMC, but unmarked.

This small tiki mug by Accoutrements is teal blue, with triangular eyes and a wide nose. One in a set of four.