This is a mug shaped like the head of a mudman with large tusks in his nose, cut-out oval eyes, and an open mouth to expose detailed teeth. Though each is unique, there were a total of three (so far) in this series of cast/handbuilt mugs starting in 2008. This mug is featured in a photoshoot for Beachbum Berry's REMIXED.

This mug is inspired by a Tiki (KONA) that appeared on the television show, Gilligan's Island, and in turn was based on wood tikis carved by Milan Guanko. This Tiki has coffee bean shaped eyes and rough palm texture at the top of its head as well as the base. The main run was in brown but some were also made in a few special custom colored glazes like this one as well.

This is a green Tiki mug with almond shaped eyes, two rows of parted teeth, and a repeated diamond pattern across top and bottom.

This mug's design is inspired by the tiki fountains by Witco. The mug is a light brown tiki with a light green glazed interior, and it is kneeling before a shot glass, with a tray base. "Tropical Macumba" is part of the overall Macumba run of 250 pieces.

This bamboo bowl has rope details and Ku Tiki heads around it. Go Tiki made this exclusively for Tiki Central Grand Members. While not a Tiki Central authorized piece with "Tiki Central" sponsoring it, it was sold through the Grand Member forum on TC with Hanford Lemoore's blessing and each one made by Go Tiki has the individual screen name of a Grand Member written on the bottom.

This coconut vase was produced by Ed Langbein in Italy. The vase is brown with a white interior. In addition to the main hole at the top are a number of smaller holes clustered around it for cut flowers. The vase is marked "Ed Langbein Original Italy" on the bottom.

The Fiesta Yellow Chihuahua was manufactured by Munktiki. He is a little yellow dog with swirly eyes, on all fours with large ears sticking out of the sides of his head.

This bottle, with a Lono Tiki head on one side was made by Johnnie Velour. Colors and designs vary, but all lono tikis have tall headdresses. Takes a cork at top.

This mottled blue/gray glazed Moai jar comes with a cork "topknot".

*NOTE: A small number of these jars were produced by Squid, marked "Tiki-Kate 1969 - 2010" on the reverse, and were used to distribute small amounts of her cremated ashes to close friends so that they could sprinkle them at a few of her beloved tiki sites. The majority of her cremated ashes were house in a large custom tiki urn that Squid also made for her on commission before her death.