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.

This is a lidded vase shaped like a warrior's head with full Moko. Head has tongue extended. Lid has reclining Hei Tiki as handle. Comes with base display. Measures 8"x 21"x 8".

These S&Ps are shaped like standing Ku Tikis with bumpy ridged brows, muscular chests, and arms at their sides. This style of shaker was made in desert gold, woodland moss, onyx black, prairie green, and flame red. All using sapulpa red clay. Not all of them marked "Trade Winds" however. This set, the prairie green, is not. The flame red version is a little larger than the other glaze variations. There is also a matching bowl using three of these Tikis as supports. Wendy Cevola has secured the copyright to the Tiki line of designs created by Joniece.

This mug is based on one of Benzart's impressive carvings that was originally located at the Tropicana in Las Vegas. Sculpt by Squid (David Cohen). The design is of a Tiki head with a tall headdress, bow shaped mouth, and slitted eyes shaded by a heavy brow.

This is a UFO shaped mug with a tikified alien pilot at the wheel. The design is by THOR, sculpt by Squid, and manufactured at Gecko'z South Sea Arts. UFO is finished in a tarnished metallic glaze with alien glazed green. Artist proofs vary in glazes and decoration.

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 Antiki Kona glaze is considered one of the "custom" colors and has a base glaze of light yellowed/antiqued brown with an overglaze of green, blue, purple, or orange.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with a long headdress in the X-Eyes Kona-style design. It is reminiscent of the cast lava & resin products of Hawaii souvenirs (HIP, CoCo Joe's & Poly Art). Brown exterior glaze with white interior glaze. This is a one-off one of a kind piece.

This is one of three "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs. The set includes "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer." The top of this mug is slanted, it has crescent shaped eyes, a large nose, and an open mouth.

This is one of three "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs. The set includes "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer." The top of this mug is slanted, it has upward-looking eyes, a large nose, and an open mouth.

This is one of three "Rocotoon" Tiki Mugs. The set includes "The Joker," "The Serenader," and "The Entertainer." The top of this mug is slanted, it has crossed eyes, a large nose, and an open mouth with its tongue hanging out.

This brown resin tiki mug is meant to hold either a candle or a collins/zombie glass insert. It was designed by Crazy Al Evans. The tiki has cut-out eyes, a large open cut-out mouth with squarish teeth, a nose with flared nostrils, and a pattern of rays on the chin and forehead.

Made of resin.

Mug from Kowloon restaurant in Saugus, MA. Design has a stylized tiki with oblong eyes, rounded belly, jagged teeth over a tongue sticking out, and sharply defined angled legs. Marked "Kowloon, Route 1, Saugus, Mass" in stamped letters on back. Also has a top rim that flares outwards in similar fashion to the matching S&P shakers. The shorter version does not have the flared top and has raised letters on back.