This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with two tiki faces and a restaurant logo around the outside. Outside is unglazed tan bisque, interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. This version is manufactured by Dynasty Wholesale and marked for the Lahaina Mai Tai Lounge, Maui.

This mug is based on the original Tiki Bob design but has an atomic era flair with indentations on middle, sides, and bottom. Sizes and glaze combinations vary, as each hand-built mug is unique.

This is a standing Ku Tiki with a headdress that wraps around and touches the shoulders, a wide grimace, and clenched teeth. Glazed in a blue rutile glaze with brown highlights. This mug was produced for investors in the Fund Anything Campaign used to purchase heaters for Eekum Bookum's new facility in Alabama. The following year (2015) a regular edition of the Ku Kooler was made (from shoulders up/ not full body like the fundraiser mug).

This is a mug shaped like a Ku Tiki head with a headdress that wraps around and touches the shoulders, a wide grimace, and clenched teeth. Glazed in a blue rutile glaze with brown highlights. There is also a full body version of this mug that was produced for investors in the Fund Anything Campaign used to purchase heaters for Eekum Bookum's new facility in Alabama.

This is a coconut shaped piece with geometric native designs. It has been marketed both as a planter and a mug. Though similar looking with design details, there appear to be various sizes and glaze finishes available.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a figure eight grimace, large nose, coffee bean shaped eyes, wood grain pattern, and glazed in brown. From the "Planet Tiki" collection (featuring Bowana, Fatutu, Kimo, Lopaka, & Popolele). Backstory being that in the distant past Tikis ruled the Earth and they were eventually killed off by dinosaurs.

This red and yellow tiki mug from Tiki's Grill & Bar has purple and red bug eyes and yellowed teeth. It is used to serve their Tropical Torch cocktail described as: "A trio of Skyy infusion vodka island flavors including pineapple, wild strawberry & coconut with peach schnapps all mixed with an exotic blend of juices".

This triangular shaped ceramic Tiki mug by Tiki Diablo is a tribute to the beautiful midcentury architecture of the Royal Hawaiian Estates in Palm Springs. Limited edition in three colors, 50 of each color (in Lewallen Orange, Wexler Yellow, and Royal Hawaiian Green).

This is a mug shaped like two stacked grinning Tiki heads. No markings.

This is a coconut shaped mug with four skull like faces around its perimeter. Made in different glaze combinations, including Black and "Blue Smoke".

These tall brown shakers were apparently produced for the tourist trade. The shakers depict Ku with a fierce face and upturned chin. This version is marked "Florida" on the forehead.

This homemade mug resembles the Westwood W-3 Mug but has a handle on the side instead of back. He has an aztec look and is very angular. He has concave eyes and an open concave mouth. The nose is very rectangular. The pattern around the top rim is wavy lines with swirls between them. Colors and details vary from hobbyist piece to hobbyist piece.