This tiki mug is a blue/brown, with slightly bulbous, almond-shaped eyes, and its tongue is sticking out quite a ways. Its hands have come together at its front, and appear to possibly be holding a cup. Usually marked with a tourist destination in black on front base.

This is a mug shaped like a Ku Tiki head with large arching brows and clenched teeth. It is a wheel-thrown mug with hand alterations/additions. Glazed brown with some wiping away to show details of sculpt. A one-off piece.

This is a double sided black mask mug. Red, oval-shaped lips. White interior. Made in Spain by Arte 4 out of porcelain.

This decanter is shaped like a standing Tiki wearing a Hawaiian shirt and holding a shaker. Kanta is part of a four piece set designed by The Pizz for Tiki Farm. The set includes a decanter, two mugs and a mini "Tiki bar" (for swizzles, napkins, etc...). This is the open edition version in green.

A green seated Tiki with x-eyes and tongue hanging out, holding a coconut cocktail. Rum Tossers are part of a four piece set designed by The Pizz for Tiki Farm. The set includes a decanter, two Rum Tosser mugs and a mini "Tiki bar" (for swizzles, napkins, etc...). This is the open edition in green.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki wearing a diving helmet. It has a brown glaze. The helmet is covered with coral mass growths and has a small octopus clinging to the reverse. This is the open edition which is 15% smaller than the original two-tone edition.

This mug was designed to look like a rum keg used for trade in the early 1900's, one that has been battered by dozens of trips across the Atlantic and back. The "metal fitting" on the side, with a "cork" driven into it designates this is technically not a big barrel, but a much smaller KEG. These mugs were released in an "Antiquity Brown" glaze of 500 and an Artist Proof edition of 30 in several different colored glazes.

This mug was designed to look like a rum keg used for trade in the early 1900's, one that has been battered by dozens of trips across the Atlantic and back. The "metal fitting" on the side, with a "cork" driven into it designates this is technically not a big barrel, but a much smaller KEG. These mugs were released in an "Antiquity Brown" glaze of 500 and, this, an Artist Proof edition of 30 (slightly bigger) in several different colored glazes.

This is a brown glazed ceramic martini glass with a Tiki for the stem.

This is a squarish skull-shaped shot mug with a gold tooth. Light beige with a brown overglaze to show off details. This shot mug was designed by The Pizz for Michele Rundgren's Libertiki Bar which was going to be opened on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, but the bar never came to be.

This pipe holder is shaped like a standing Ku and is made out of the same plastic/poly/resin & black lava grit compound as most of their products. Additionally, it has two light greenish yellow iridescent seashells for eyes. Though marked as a Coco Joe, there is no number.

This is an ashtray with wood grain and a "knot" depression in which to place a pipe. The word "HAWAII" reads from both sides in 3-D letters. Measures about 5.25" long by 4.25" deep by .75" tall. Sold with pink or red rectangular label on bottom describing item and marked on label as a HIP original. There is also a "Large Hawaii Cigarette & Pipe Ashtray" that is identical but measures 8" long by 6" deep by 1.25" tall.