This is a mug shaped like a sitting Moai wearing a hat. It was released for Tiki Oasis 2011 which had a "South of the Border" theme. In keeping with this, the mug borrows inspiration from the "Sleeping Mexican" mug produced by Daga which features a sitting figure with its head hunched over and a sombrero pulled over its face. The Napa Rui mug is made of high fire stoneware and is glazed in a brown with green overglaze. It comes with a signed and numbered drink recipe card. Subsequent colors in orange, pink, and purple were also released.

Mongo is shaped like a Tiki with big fingers cupped around his "O" of a mouth in surprise. He has large toes as well to give balance when pump is in use. Mongo, himself, is glazed in brown. The pump at the top is silver. Mongo is part of a three-part set including a Rongo toothbrush holder and Banzai soap dish.

Rongo is shaped like a Tiki with a huge toothy grin and is part of a three-part set including a Mongo soap dispenser and Banzai soap dish.

Banzai is shaped like a Tiki holding a surf board overhead and is part of a three-part set including a Mongo soap dispenser and Rongo toothbrush holder.

This is bamboo wahine version of the classic Tiki Bob design. This mug has a carved bamboo look to it with a white face and slanted black coffee-bean-shaped eyes. Additionally, it has a hibiscus flower above the ear that has a matching lei around neck.

This is lava wahine version of the classic Tiki Bob design. This mug has a black lava look to it with a white face and slanted black coffee-bean-shaped eyes. Additionally, it has a hibiscus flower above the ear that has a matching lei around neck.

This version of Alec Yuill-Thornton's classic design was updated by Gecko. This Bob is "carved" into a stalk of bamboo and has a white celadon glazed face. He still keeps the traditional happy Bob eyes and smile. Additionally, this version has an oyster shell above its head with a pearl, and a hibiscus flower.

The Kalua Room was located in the Hotel Windsor in downtown Seattle and operated from the mid 50s. This mug features a bird and drum design in a heavy, thick ceramic, with white and beige glazing on the drum and yellow glaze on the attached bird.

According to their menu, this mug was used to serve their fog cutter cocktail.

Based on the ceremonial drums of Papua New Guinea, these hand-crafted "Squidalu" mugs are a unique collaboration between ceramic artists Squid and Babalu. Handles for each of these mugs vary. #1 has an alligator handle, #2 has a bird with a mask on its back, #3 has a monkey handle, and #4 has an alligator skeleton handle. The TC thread about these mugs is located at: http://www.tikiroom.com/tikicentral/bb/viewtopic.php?topic=34872&forum=12&hilite=squidalu

This is a lowball glass with white fish and tapa cloth pattern printed on it, similar to the Trader Vics Mai Tai lowball glass. It was put out for the Tikiyaki Orchestra's 2010 New Year's Eve show on 12.31.2010.

This hiball glass says "Tiki Bar" around the top of the glass. It is decorated with hibiscus flowers and a stylized bamboo tiki bar with a tropical drink sitting on the countertop.

This is a dark gray Tiki mug with pointed head and no nose. Wasa Atua is the God of Unknown Waters and is reputed to keep the waters of Fiji pure for Seven Tiki Spiced Rum.