Inspired by a carving at the famous/infamous Casa de la Fink, this mug is a slightly more modern, angular take on the Moai. The standard version of these is in a slightly mottled gray glaze and finished inside in gloss black. The "Big Orange Richard" edition was designed for The Zen Tiki Lounge (www.zentikilounge.com).

The Forbidden Island Tiki Crate Mug was created by Wendy Cevola (aka: danlovestikis) for Forbidden Island's 5th Anniversary, and was sold at the anniversary party April 22, 2011 at the F.I. in Alameda. The mug is shaped like a shipping crate with one corner broken off to expose a Tiki inside. The set of sixty regular edition mugs are primarily dark gray with an ice blue packing around the Tiki inside. Cevola created an accompanying statue (edition of 50) with a brown crate and fire red packing inside. She refers to the mug and statue together as the "Fire and Ice" series. Additionally, there are a number of Artist Proofs of the F.I. Tiki Crate Mug with a rainbow of glaze combinations. The black series was limited to ten crate statues with each statue having a different highlight glaze.

This bowl is glazed green, and is suspended by three moai. Unmarked. Measures 8.5" X 8.5" X 4". There is also a tan version of this bowl.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with orange and brown Tiki designs. Released on 7/30/2010.

This is a mug shaped like a Polynesian style drum. It has rectangular spirals on the sides, ropes lashing the hide drum head into place, and a light brown glaze that is darker in recessed areas, for a weathered/stained look to the exterior. Interior is a darker brown.

Large Maori styled bowl with intricate carvings on exterior which is glazed brown and beige. Interior is a brightly colored violet and blue with unique oxidation of glaze.

Captain Seamus is Tiki Farm's 4th design with Appleton Estate, Australia. It was conceived in a national “Tiki design” competition ultimately won by Perth based Pete Long, mixologist at the Hula Bula Bar. This concept was taken further and design was completed by Big Toe. The mug features a full-body Ku dressed in a pirate outfit with prominent skull & crossbones on the hat, and wielding a cutlas. Hand-wiped satin black over natural (beige) glaze. "Appleton Estate Since 1749 Jamaica Rum" printed on red scroll at bottom front. 150 pieces limited release in the USA, but more in Australia.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with a cavity in its belly for a "tummy stuffer." Comes in a "Red Wood" style glaze with a gold skull "tummy stuffer." 25 super limited were made of this design.

This is a mug featuring an underwater scene with a fish and a Moai. The fish is Rufus, the carrot eating Pacu fish. Rufus is an institution at Bahooka. Pacu are a South American freshwater fish related to piranha. Rufus earned his own mug by entertaining Bahooka patrons for over three decades! Mug was released Saturday, December 10th, 2011.

This is a bowl shaped like a puffer fish with a Bumatay Tiki face. It was made for the Tiki Wonderland VI Event at the Tonga Hut on 12/03/11 and is a hand-sculpted one-off piece.

This glass was released at the grand re-opening of the Tonga Hut in 2011 and features the Tonga Hut logo designed by Kirby. Glass design and Tongan tapa pattern by Tom D. Kline (Tonga Tom). It comes in three colorways: a green version, a white version, and an orange version.

This glass was released at the grand re-opening of the Tonga Hut in 2011 and features the Tonga Hut logo designed by Kirby. Glass design and Tongan tapa pattern by Tom D. Kline (Tonga Tom). It comes in three colorways: a green version, a white version, and an orange version.