This is a clear green glass shaped like a double sided standing Tiki. This is one of four different colored designs in a set (red, blue, green, and yellow). Part of the Home Essentials "Drinkville" line.

This is a clear yellow glass shaped like a double sided Tiki head. This is one of four different colored designs in a set (red, blue, green, and yellow). Part of the Home Essentials "Drinkville" line.

This is a clear blue double sided glass shaped like a standing Tiki holding two clubs. It is based on the "Club Wielding Tiki Matte" vintage design first produced by Orchids of Hawaii. This is one of four different colored designs in a set (red, blue, green, and yellow). Part of the Home Essentials "Drinkville" line.

This is a candle holder shaped like a squatting Tiki. He has a wide cat-like face with slanted eyes and a broad nose. The candle fits into the headpiece. This piece is made of heavy plaster. Measures just over 6" tall by 4.25" wide.

A mug shaped like the head of a woman. Vintage 1940s-1960s Lady Head Vases are a collectible ceramic item in their own right, often imported from Japan, but sometimes molded for home hobbyists to personalize. With the growing popularity of Tiki mugs, many of these vases have been repurposed or re-molded and customized by artists.

This Tiki pole shaped mug was produced by Tiki Kiliki Productions and Eekum Bookum. This mug is a replica of the poles that you find surrounding the Tonga Room at the Mai-Kai. Originally carved by Oceanic Arts in Whittier, CA, these Tiki poles can be seen at a few other vintage Tiki establishments as well.

This is a mug shaped like a stalk of green bamboo. Simple white graphics depict a rum bottle and heart with arrow through it. It is part of the 2015 Advertising campaign whose slogan, "From Jamaica With Love", encouraged consumers to be adventurous and search for the soul of Jamaica, the true heartfelt Jamaica that’s well beyond the usual stereotypes. The campaign premiered in September 2015.

This is a mug shaped like a monkey holding a monkey mug. The indentation in the smaller monkey mug is for flaming overproof rum or lemon extract. The mug has twin skull and crossbones on the back. Adrian is an artist from London, England.

This is the house mug for the Tiki-Ti shaped like a cylindrical mug but resembling the building itself. It is a little replica of the place...the original front door...and Ray, peeking out of a window covered in Tapa cloth and giving a "shaka" sign. Primarily brown, but includes tan, yellow (for exterior lettering), and black as well. Red interior. Released in limited edition on Friday, January 6th, 2017. The "Ray's Mistake" cocktail originated in 1968 and is named after Ray Buhen. It is a super secret formula known to contain Passion Fruit and Coruba Rum, among various other exotic flavors.

A 2021 Second Edition was released with a yellow interior and Green exterior lettering.

This mug is designed by Joe Vitale for Tiki Farm. Brown tiki with red eyes, and a red painted flaming headdress. Also comes in a shot size. This version is marked "Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas" in gold within a bamboo frame on back. This frame is not featured on the regular edition hot head mug.

Shot size tiki with slanted, almond-shaped eyes, wide figure-eight grin with teeth. Glazed in green, with a pedestal base. Marked on back for the Mai-Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

This tiki mug, designed by Flounder for Tiki Farm, mixes Tiki and Orientalia influences to come up with a new take on the Fu Man Chu. Brown glaze with red flame details. Has a heat decal of the Mallory Surf Boards logo on the back.