This full-body Tiki is sporting a wide grin and giving the shaka sign with a hibiscus flower on the back of his hand. Ornate tapa patterning around lips and eyes. Top and bottom show palm bark. Crazy Al designed the smaller head-only Hang Tiki mug for Tiki Farm back in 2002, but this piece shows the entire carving (#34 was carved in 2001). Overall edition of 250 in this design includes: #1-50 in AP, deluxe, and custom colors, #51-150 in Baja Brown one-color glaze, #151-250 in 4 editions of 25 in differing glazes. This particular run of bright violet glaze is limited to 4 and considered one of the "custom" colors.

These black and white glazed Tiki shakers have slanted, almond-shaped eyes, a smile that flares out at the edges, a pig-like nose, hands meeting with thumbs up in front, and recessed swirl designs at top and bottom. They were given out for free (one per family) at the July 4th, 1968 brunch event for the restaurant's 10th Anniversary. Modeled after the signature tiki for Ren Clark's Polynesian Village which was carved by Milan Guanko.

This is a fiercely grinning Tiki head with a heavy brow ridge, closely set pupils, and a large nose. It is a one of a kind hand-built mug.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki in a grass skirt playing a ukelele. It is a tikified rendition of King Kukelele and was made as one of the trophies for Tiki Oasis 2009. Came with its own surfboard stand.

The mug has a black, semi-matte glaze, and is of a woman down to mid-calf. The arms are not separated from the body, but are clasped in front, and there are swirl details on the back. Similar to Mauna Loa Fertility Goddess Mug but taller and arms aren't separated.

This is a lidded mug shaped like a teal colored glass fish float with netting around it. It is one of two color variations (the other being burgundy) released as a tribute to the Mugoomba Bar which was housed in the old Tiki Farm warehouse in San Clemente.

This Tiki head mug has very large eyes, large nostrils and a closed mouth. Comes in a variety of glaze combinations. Each is hand-made and unique.

This cinnamon (light brownish pink) tiki mug was created by Frankoma Pottery for Club Trade Winds in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hefty mug of an angry tiki face with large teeth. Holds about a quart (32 ounces).

This is a frosted hiball glass featuring a hula girl playing the ukelele. She has dark hair, a yellow lei, and is barefoot. This is one of four glasses from the Tommy Bahama "Ladies Dancing" set. Each of these glasses features a retro pin-up hula girl in different pose. Sold as a set only. There is also a set of shooters/shotglasses featuring the identical hula girls.

This is a frosted hiball glass featuring a hula girl with hands on hips. She is a brunette with a yellow lei, and is wearing high heels. This is one of four glasses from the Tommy Bahama "Ladies Dancing" set. Each of these glasses features a retro pin-up hula girl in different pose. Sold as a set only. There is also a set of shooters/shotglasses featuring the identical hula girls.

This is a frosted hiball glass featuring a hula girl with hands held in front as she dances. She is a brunette with a yellow lei, and is barefoot. This is one of four glasses from the Tommy Bahama "Ladies Dancing" set. Each of these glasses features a retro pin-up hula girl in different pose. Sold as a set only. There is also a set of shooters/shotglasses featuring the identical hula girls.

This is a frosted hiball glass featuring a hula girl looking back over her shoulder. She is a brunette with a yellow lei extended in front of her, and is wearing high heels. This is one of four glasses from the Tommy Bahama "Ladies Dancing" set. Each of these glasses features a retro pin-up hula girl in different pose. Sold as a set only. There is also a set of shooters/shotglasses featuring the identical hula girls.