This is a triangular bowl with a lizard-like Ku at each edge. Glaze colors vary.

This is a bowl supported by three Moai heads. The outside has a rough-hewn stone appearance with gray and brown glazing. The interior glaze is a bright glossy lime green. This is a hand-built one-off piece.

This brown mug is similar to the vintage Vicious Virgin mug manufactured by OMC for the Islander Restaurant and to other vintage versions of the same design. The mug is a simple female form. She is nude with shoulder-length hair. Medium brown glaze with dark brown highlights. Her hands meet at her stomach. Unlike the vintage versions, this mug has tikified hands, a flower in her hair, and a more pronounced wood grain effect. Released Saturday November 19th, 2011 at Don the Beachcomber. Second color-way edition of this mug released in 2012 in green. Third color-ways (red, orange, and blue) released in 2016.

This is an ashtray featuring a topless wahine with a wrap around her lower torso and her leg extended. These ashtrays come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and glazes, but feature the same topless wahine from a hobbyist Holland mold. The same molded wahine has also been used by ceramicists to ornament mugs and bowls. There is also a second Holland mold of a kneeling nude wahine used in the same fashion.

This is a black pitcher with a purple etched scene that includes a Tiki, dancing wahine, and kane musicians. This is from the first of 4 Classic Cocktail Set editions featuring different artists. The set includes a pitcher, two martini-inspired mugs, and two stir sticks. This is Tiki Farm's first use of the sandblasting technique. Released on 11/18/2011.

This is a black martini glass inspired mug with a purple etched Tiki and tribal design wrapped around it. This is from the first of 4 Classic Cocktail Set editions featuring different artists. The set includes a pitcher, two martini-inspired mugs, and two stir sticks. There are 250 sets and two mugs with each, but additional mugs were made to order as add-ons to the original set. This is Tiki Farm's first use of the sandblasting technique. Released on 11/18/2011.

This is a skull mug in gunmetal black and green glaze. It has heavily pronounced cheekbones that sweep towards the back of the head and come to a point, almost like rear fins on a classic 1950's car. There is also a "Tallboy" version of this mug.

This is a skull mug with heavily pronounced cheekbones that sweep towards the back of the head and come to a point, almost like rear fins on a classic 1950's car. Inspired by vintage Randotti skulls.

This is the top portion of a two-piece stacker set that is interchangeable with other stackers. It is shaped like a Tiki head with a bow-shaped mouth, small round eyes, a small nose, and small ears. Issued in foam green, lime green, olive, primitive, and other varied colors that are numbered but not named. 150 stacker tops produced, but only 100 bottoms.

This is the top portion of a two-piece stacker set that is interchangeable with other stackers. It is shaped like a Tiki head with a bow-shaped mouth, small round eyes, a small nose, and small ears. Issued in foam green, lime green, olive, primitive, and other varied colors that are numbered but not named. 150 stacker tops produced, but only 100 bottoms.

This is the base portion of a two-piece stacker set that is interchangeable with other stackers. It is shaped like a Tiki body with small hands and feet encircling a round stomach with a belly button. Issued in foam green, lime green, olive, primitive, and other varied colors that are numbered but not named. 150 stacker tops produced, but only 100 bottoms. Color variations of Stacker Base #1 are all part of the same edition of 100 and were made in 19 different glazes.

This is the base portion of a two-piece stacker set that is interchangeable with other stackers. It is shaped like a Tiki body with small hands and feet encircling a round stomach with a belly button. Issued in foam green, lime green, olive, primitive, and other varied colors that are numbered but not named. 150 stacker tops produced, but only 100 bottoms. Color variations of Stacker Base #1 are all part of the same edition of 100 and were made in 19 different glazes.