This tall multicolored drum-shaped mug was manufactured by Arte 4 in Spain. It has a pattern of circles and arcs all around the exterior.

This all green goblet shaped bowl was manufactured by Polynesian Pottery for the Trader Vic's Honolulu location and appears in their menu to serve a Scorpion Cocktail. The bowl is decorated with 8 Tiki heads (possibly modeled after Tiki Surf Necklaces) and has a zig-zag pattern inscribed around the bottom base.

Bowl is 6" high and 6.5" at its widest point.

These wooden shakers are shaped like Maori tikis. Their eyes are paua and their tongues are extended. Each shaker has a plastic top that can be removed for easy filling. Marked on the bottom: "Carved in Rotorua, New Zealand."

This table lighter was manufactured by Coco Joe's in their black lava color. It features petroglyphs found on the island of Maui that depict the fears of the demigod whom the island was named after. A matching ashtray was also produced.

This loball was produced for the Thursday, June 12th, 2014 Hukilau Beachbum Berry Symposium, "Potions of the Caribbean." Kevin Kidney designed the Hukilau logo and mascot Tiki, "Huki" as well as the Beachbum Berry caricatures holding a glass on the back. Blue heat decals used. Sold in sets of 2 or 4.

This coconut mug is shaped like a half coconut, that has a cracked-edge appearance, with the brown husk broken away around the edge to expose white coconut meat. Brown exterior, white interior.

This short brown mug was manufactured for Buzz's Polynesia restaurant in Kauai. It appears to be based on, if not molded from, the Polynesian Pottery Trader Vic's Waikiki Octopus Mug. The mug is roundish with a scowling face on front and reverse with heat decal on middle side. Not marked on bottom.

This mug is a reproduction of the original Mr. Bali Hai, the mascot for the Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego. This version of the mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm. Mr. Bali Hai is an oblong head with a bone through the nose and large white hoop earrings, with sleepily lidded eyes. This mug is topped by a tapa printed red fez with black tassel and the words "Bali Hai" in gold on front. The back of the mug reads: "Bali Hai 1954-2014 60th Anniversary Shelter Island." The anniversary event was on 10/30/2014 and each attendee had a ticket for one drink with mug on admission. The remainder of the mug run went on sale at the restaurant the following day.

Krampus is a beast-like creature from the folklore of Alpine countries thought to punish children during the Yule season who had misbehaved, in contrast with Saint Nicholas, who rewards well-behaved ones with gifts. Krampus gives out coal and switches and is said to capture particularly naughty children in his sack and carry them away to his lair. Krampus is represented as a beast-like creature, generally demonic in appearance with horns and a long protruding tongue. This Krampus mug was created for 2014 and the devil figure is holding a pitchfork in one hand and dragging a small child with the other. More children are stuffed in his bag on the reverse side. The Super LTD Editions of Krampus are limited to 25 each of four different color ways, making it a total run of 100. The color ways include Red and Black (also known as “Krampus Colors”), "Forest Krampus," and "Krampus Snow."

This shot glass was produced for the 2014 Hukilau in Florida. Kevin Kidney designed the Hukilau logo and mascot Tiki, "Huki." The glass also features angel fish and a starfish on the back. The heat decal artwork and text is in brown. Glasses were sold individually or came free in a gift pack for ticket holders.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head with eyes and mouth sewn shut. As a custom version, glaze and details vary. There is also a regular release, a custom version with lid, and a decanter version of this design.

Wahoo 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.