This tiki mug by Tiki Diablo is a teal blue with bronze specks, and the design has a large-mouthed tiki with squinted eyes, and a ring of tapa-like designs around the base.

This mug was designed by Squid (Dave Cohen) and manufactured by Max at Taboo Cove for the 2012 Mojave Oasis. It is shaped like a Holiday House Trailer. The mug is glazed in turquoise. There is also a green version. Piece measures 3"H X 3.25"W x 7"D. Holiday House trailers were the brainchild of David H. Holmes, President of Harry and David Fruitiers in Medford, Oregon in 1959. The firm used fruit packing employees to manufacture the trailers during the slow season from January to July. Holmes was concerned about keeping skilled employees during these slow months and also had a personal interest in travel trailers with a highly modern design.

This mug was designed by Squid (Dave Cohen) and manufactured by Max at Taboo Cove for the 2012 Mojave Oasis. It is shaped like a Holiday House Trailer. The mug is glazed in green. There is also a turquoise version. Piece measures 3"H X 3.25"W x 7"D. Holiday House trailers were the brainchild of David H. Holmes, President of Harry and David Fruitiers in Medford, Oregon in 1959. The firm used fruit packing employees to manufacture the trailers during the slow season from January to July. Holmes was concerned about keeping skilled employees during these slow months and also had a personal interest in travel trailers with a highly modern design.

This is a mug designed like a Maori Tiki head with an extended tongue and moko patterns. Glazed in brown.

This is a large shot mug encrusted with barnacles. Glazed in a light yellow "butterscotch glaze". Also available in a beige "speckled" glaze.

This is a large shot mug encrusted with barnacles. Glazed in a speckled beige. Also available in a yellow "butterscotch" glaze.

Dr. Jibaro was designed by Tiki Diablo. Dr. Jibaro is a shrunken head with hair for a lid. He has moko, and his eyes and lips are sewn shut. This version is a "burnt" reddish brown with a gray topknot. There is also a gray version and a white version.

This large pineapple-shaped dish was manufactured by Treasure Craft. The dish has a brown matte exterior and a glossy yellow & green (mostly yellow) interior with "Hawaii" written in a small matte badge/plate in center of dish. There is also a smaller version.

This is a bowl shaped like an upside down turtle shell. Exterior glazes vary (beige, brown, green, etc...) Rests on four feet. White interior glaze.

This bowl was designed and produced by Paul Nielsen of Munktiki. The bowl is supported by four very stylized minimalist tikis with no eyes, gaping mouths, and long noses. The bowl itself is textured on the outside with vertical brushstrokes and resembles a coconut hull.

This aloha shirt-shaped bowl was manufactured by Clay Art. It is hand painted. Glazed green with hibiscus flower designs in yellow.

This aloha shirt-shaped bowl was manufactured by Clay Art. It is hand painted. Glazed red with a repeated pineapples pattern in orange and green.