This bowl was originally conceived of by Miles, but the final design was from Doug Horne. The bowl depicts a life preserver on top tangled with fish netting and other ocean debris including a fish skeleton. 10% of sales are being donated to the Surfrider Foundation to help their efforts of obtaining a clean and healthy ocean. Comes in two color-ways: blue or green.

This bowl was originally conceived of by Miles, but the final design was from Doug Horne. The bowl depicts a life preserver on top tangled with fish netting and other ocean debris including a fish skeleton. 10% of sales are being donated to the Surfrider Foundation to help their efforts of obtaining a clean and healthy ocean. Comes in two color-ways: blue or green.

A plastic lidded pineapple mug with silver base marked for Terrible's Hotel and Casino on a silver triangle on front. The name of this location was formerly the Continental (1981-1999) and then was re-branded as Terrible's Hotel and Casino (2000-2012) after which it became Silver Sevens (2013-Present).

This plastic dish features a standing tiki on interior flanked by palm trees and with an outrigger sailboat in background. It is labeled "Hawaii 50th State" and came in at least two color-ways (black with gold graphics and red with gold graphics/black back). Given out at the Hawaii Pavilion at the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair. There was also a set of accompanying round plates (7.75" diameter) with graphics of King Kamehameha in center and other Hawaii landmarks, also available in black or red versions.

A mug shaped like a snowman with red mittens and scarf, and a black top hat.

Suavecito is a hair pomade and beauty products company that started in Santa Ana, CA. This mug is a tikified version of their mascot, a skeleton with its hair slicked back using their pomade. There is also a female version.

Suavecita is a hair pomade and beauty products company that started in Santa Ana, CA. This mug is a tikified version of their mascot, a skeleton with a flower in its hair. There is also a male version.

A mug shaped like the bust of a jungle pinup girl wearing a primitive toothy necklace above bare breasts. Mug design is inspired by vintage 1940s-1960s Lady Head Vases which are a collectible ceramic item in their own right. These "Jungle Girls" are glazed in a variety of themes ranging from the "Red Headed Jungle Girl" (#7) to more heavily themed "Day of the Dead Skeleton In Black & White" (#12) and "Daryl Hannah/Ayla Clan of the Cave Bear" (#14). These were posted for sale on the Black Lagoon Etsy Store.

This is a unique hand built mug designed after the stern (taurapa) of a Maori canoe. Carved for the 2016 Tiki Central Maori Art Swap. The elaborately carved taurapa would have once stood vertically at the stern of a great waka taua (war canoe). To carve a waka taua took great skill, and canoe-makers acquired great mana (prestige) and reputations as priests and craftsmen for their ritual and technical expertise. These qualities were seen as inseparable and would have been highly desirable in the construction of waka taua, which were imbued with spiritual significance during the transportation of warriors over great distances. On one side of the mug is the Maori twist or Pikorua (in white), which resembles two interwined pikopiko ferns. The entanglement has no beginning or end which refers to an eternal bond and how individuals sometimes go their own way on their path of life but always come back together because of their strong bond.

This is a large rectangular shaped plaque featuring a crouching Tiki in side profile with an earring in one ear and wearing a hat. Measures 21" tall by 7" across. Was showcased in Tiki Art Two exhibition and the accompanying art catalogue (page 59). There was also a matching "Crouching Tiki Vase" showcased (page 58).

This is a large rectangular shaped plaque featuring a fugu/puffer fish. Measures 21" tall by 7" across. Was showcased in Tiki Art Two exhibition and the accompanying art catalogue (page 57). There was also a matching "Floating Fugu Petroglyph Vase" showcased (page 56).

This is a light matte brown textured coconut mug marked on bottom for Edward Don & Co. Owned and operated by the Don family since 1921, Edward Don & Company is the world's leading distributor of foodservice equipment and supplies. Started in Chicago, Illinois, but now has several locations nation-wide.