This insulated and lidded plastic tumbler is shaped like a Tiki head and came in one of five colors (blue, green, pink, brown, and beige). Other tumblers in this line include a pineapple and coconut (each holding 16 oz).

This is a brown bowl shaped like a Tiki head encircled by a rattlesnake.

A mug shaped like a drum supported by four standing Tiki figures. The design was inspired from an old Tahitian wooden drum that Tahiti Felix Lynch used while performing Polynesian floor shows under "The Regal Tahitians" during the 1960's thru the early 1970's. Custom versions vary in glaze color, some have the "Tahiti Felix" glazed onto the mug, and others have a carved design or different tattoo pattern.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Ku Tiki with long headdress trailing down. Open figure-eight shaped mouth lined with teeth. Detailed with chisel marks over body. Signed and numbered on bottom. Available in a variety of custom glazes.

A volcano shaped mug featuring a Tiki flanked by torches, a fish, a toucan, and tropical foliage. This mug has a wraparound scenic design glazed in a “retro tangerine” primary glaze with a washed scenic foreground.

This yellow mug is shaped like the Japanese maneki neko, or beckoning cat. The cat has one paw raised and is believed to bring luck. In this case, the other paw holds a slice of pizza. Marked for Fong's Pizza and used at all their locations. The second edition of this design is in a blue glaze @2019.

These shakers are shaped like coconuts and were manufactured by Treasure Craft. They hang on a palm tree shaped base marked "Maui, Hawaii."

This insulated and lidded plastic mug is shaped like a coconut. Others in this line include a Tiki and pineapple (each holding 16 oz).

This is a standing Tiki based on an old vintage carving that is on the road to Hana, Maui. He has a figure eight mouth and almond shaped eyes. This mug was made for the Forbidden Island Tiki Bar in Alameda, CA to be given out to those that are brave enough to finish their Kill Devil 2.0 Rum list. There is a regular edition of this design, called "Wahoo", and a limited edition marked for the Maui Tiki Crawl held in 2014. This mug is easily distinguished by the "2.0" pendant around its neck and the "Forbidden Island Kill Devil Club" markings on back.

This is the first mug released for the annual Tiki Day At The Park event (October 2nd, 2016) held each year in Disneyland. These were not sold at the park, but online. Based on a Papua New Guinea Sepik River Abelam Tiki Mask, but with more of a Disneyland cartoony vibe. Matte glaze.

This is a mug shaped like a skull.

This decanter is inspired by the vintage decanter from the Mai Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Decanter is shaped like a Tangaroa, and is marked "Mai Kai" in raised letters on front base. Available in two colors (50 made of each): brown and blue rutile. This version is glazed in blue rutile, an active, complex glaze that is a flowing blue where thick and breaks brown where thinner.