A clear mai tai glass in red and orange printed color scheme with Tiki heads and marked for the Tonga Hut launch of Exotica Moderne magazine on August 18, 2018 . Side also features a cocktail recipe by Marie King from Tonga Hut, the "Tabu Tabu Grog".

A mug shaped like the head of a beautiful long-haired wahine with hibiscus flower in hair and flower lei around her neck. Her eyes are closed. Released on 06/21/2018 for the first day of summer. Mugs were manufactured in a variety of hair and flower color combinations.

The Ali'i Tiki mug was sculpted by Bowana. It resembles the feathered Kukilimoku figure which can be seen at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. This version has the Kissed by Pele glaze and lava dripping from the rim of the mug.

Mouth of Pele was designed and manufactured by Gecko. It is a tall tiki head with large slanted, closed eyes, furrowed brows and a large open mouth which is a separate opening for dry ice. This is a custom version with dark cherrywood finish, green stone (jade) glazed eyes, and intricate Maori carved details. The traditional reddish Maori stain was achieved with red ochre. The mythological origin of this important colour is as follows. There was much blood shed during the separation of Earth and Heaven, the primaeval parents. The blood of Heaven is sometimes seen as a red glow in the sky. The Maori call it papakura and they look to it for signs and omens. The blood of Earth and Heaven, flowed together and became deposits of red clay. This is the origin of kokowai, the sacred red of the Maori. It is utilised in a number of traditional ceremonies. When applied in conjunction with a karakia (prayer) it becomes tapu. The kokowai was burned in a fire, ground into a fine powder and mixed with shark oil to make paint. This paint was then used as a stain.

This is a coin bank based on the early Frankoma War God mug design by Joniece Frank for Frankoma Pottery, Inc. It was re-sculpted by Wendy Cevola for Gecko's South Sea Arts of Honolulu Hawaii. It was also produced in blue, red, and in a limited edition hand-painted version. This version is Gecko's kissed by Pele glaze. The exterior has a cracked, aged look and the interior is red and dripping down the exterior like lava.

This is a wood grained bowl supported by 4 different figures, each designed by a different artist who took part in the Battle for the Island of the Gargantuas Art Show on 09/15/18. Doug Horne, BigToe, Ken Ruzic and Atomikitty collaborated on this one-of-a-kind bowl. Each of the 4 tikis represents the mythology of deities that control the legendary realms of Sea (Doug Horne-Marquesan), Land (BigToe-Hawaii), the Underworld (Ken Ruzic-Papua New Guinea), and Air (Atomikitty-Rapa Nui). Each Artist chose the god that resonated with them.

Brown, rounded, with a tiki face, pour spout in front, and long handle on side. Rich brown glaze. The Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio used this to serve their grog.

This is a decanter shaped like Tiki Bob.

A glass with red graphics including the logo and a skull, and marked for Last Rites in San Francisco, CA with address included. Last Rites is billed as a Polynesian noir bar. Their theme appears to capture the idea of what if you crashed on a Polynesian island and had to make-do with what was around you to craft the bar. Their signature drink, the Last Rites, is served in this glass and includes Mount Gay Black Barrel, white rum, overproof rum, lime, passionfruit syrup, blackstrap molasses syrup, and “Last Rites Mix”. Served with a smoldering garnish as if it just came out from the plane crash.

This full Double Old-Fashioned glass (Libbey 816CD) features the BG Reynolds Thirsty Tiki Trio, and an illustration of a thatched A-frame tiki hut. Graphics in gold, green, and brown.

This mug is based on Verne Langdon's Zombie Mask, and was designed by Verne Langdon. Gruesome green monster head, marked "Zombie" on front base and "Trader Verne's Tiki Lounge" logo on back on driftwood plaque with hibiscus flower. This is the third version of this mug produced. The first was produced with skull and crossbones on back from Trader Verne. The first edition was issued in an amber glaze and there was a second edition produced in a green glaze. This third and latest version with hibiscus flower on back was produced in 2018 and sculpted by Jeff Wehenkel (Boo-Tiki) and manufactured by Jungle Modern Ceramics, premiering at Monsterpalooza (April) 2018 at the World Of Verne Langdon booth. This two-tone "Antiqued" version was released at Son of Monsterpalooza (September) 2018.

Ika is a kind of squid. The overall body is a light orange with a deeper dark rusty orange top. Released 09/20/2018.