Oyam was designed and manufactured by Falin Minoru (aka Tiki Kaimuki). The mug was produced in a variety of glazes. The tiki has big round eyes, a small nose with flared nostrils and squarish puckered lips.

This is a set of salt and pepper shakers with each shaped like two stacked grinning Tiki heads. Some primitive petroglyph figures decorating backs of shakers. No markings.

This is a mug shaped like an upright tree log with a Tiki Bob inspired face. Tiki LOG! stands confidently at 9-inches tall, about 5.5-inches wide at the top and slightly tapers downwards to 4.25-inches wide at his base. Tiki LOG!'s two branch nubs also double as straw access ports to share drinks with two buddies, plus the large rear ice/drink port can also accommodate another couple straws. Made for Kahuna Kevin, who is the author of several published cocktail books, including 'Why Is The Rum Gone? Volume 1' and 'Why Is The Rum Gone Volume 2'. In addition to this open edition, there is also a signed and numbered version of LOG! limited to 24 pieces and a Super Dooper Edition limited to only 5 pieces..

This is a mug shaped like an upright tree log with a Tiki Bob inspired face. Tiki LOG! stands confidently at 9-inches tall, about 5.5-inches wide at the top and slightly tapers downwards to 4.25-inches wide at his base. Tiki LOG!'s two branch nubs also double as straw access ports to share drinks with two buddies, plus the large rear ice/drink port can also accommodate another couple straws. Made for Kahuna Kevin, who is the author of several published cocktail books, including 'Why Is The Rum Gone? Volume 1' and 'Why Is The Rum Gone Volume 2'. In addition to this limited edition, which is signed and numbered, there is also an open version of LOG! and a Super Dooper edition.

This is a sculpture shaped like a table top Hawaiian Tiki support figure thrown into a pahoehoe lava flow. Molded from a volcanic rock from the Big Island of Hawaii.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel with monkeys coming out of the top. Similar to the game produced in 1965 and currently made by Milton Bradley. This Limited Edition was produced in three glaze colors: Barrel Brown, Mossy Brown and Woodsie Green. There is also a Super Limited Edition in Redwood Brown.

This is a mug shaped like a white shell with pink interior and pink lettering on front. The shell is footed and has three small "feet" on bottom. The Luau by the Sea is sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Moai.

A gold mug shaped like a standing Tiki with a blank face featuring tiny eyes and a small slitted mouth. Inspired by the character No Face from the film Spirited Away, by Tiki Bob, and by African Art. This version is the "Sunken Treasure Edition" (glazed in gold and limited to 2 pieces). It was released in August, 2015.

This is a mug shaped like a coral encrusted Ku Tiki Head. This mug was created by Gecko, at South Sea Arts, as part of his "Sunken Treasure" line. "Huamo," is Maori and means: "To be raised in/out of the waves of the sea." The Tiki head has large slanted almond shaped eyes and a wide toothless mouth. It has a slight lean as it is resting on a base of coral and sea life.