This decanter is based on Crazy Al's tiki #12 carved in 1998. This version of the decanter has a blue glaze called moonlight. The tiki is holding a small torch in his mouth that can be lit at each end.

Lil' Lolo was designed and produced by Falin Minoru aka Tiki Kaimuki. It is a moai-shaped skull shot with dark sunken circular eyes and a two slit nasal cavity. The back of the shot has a bumpy texture while the front is covered in little pits. This version is an artist proof.

This decanter was a promotional item for Arrow Liqueurs Corp. It features a tiki face on each side. One side is black and the other white. The sad/tragedy side is black with closed eyes, a long nose that flares at the nostrils and a crying mouth. The happy/comedy side is white eyes practical squinted shut due to his incredibly broad smile.

This black coffee cup was manufactured for Tiki Oasis VIII in San Diego, CA. It features Derek Yaniger tikis on the front and back.

This bowl is shaped like a volcano and was hand made by Tiki tOny. The bowl is black with a blue/green interior and black volcano center. It has three of Tony's whimsical toucans perched around the edge.

Tiki tOny has several editions of his Volcano Bowl, including toucan, skull, tiki, and monkey themed versions.

This white oval platter was manufactured for Trader Vic's. It features a border of menehunes who appear to be engaging in a variety of activities. There are two versions. This one with crowded border graphics and more palm trees (Jungle Version) made in 1971 by Homer Laughlin, and one with more white space between the graphics, made by Villeroy and Boch.

This tiki has a boyish quality. He is a full body tiki with a round head, oval eyes, a nose that splits up into v-shaped brows and an open mouthed grin. The same design was used at the Hawaiian Village in Tampa, FL.

Kapriman was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The design is based on a spirit carving from Kapriman in Papua New Guinea. The mug has large eyes made up of concentric circles, a long nose with broad nostrils and five large protruding teeth. The glaze is a rich toffee brown with specks, the interior is the same color, with specks of blacks, yellows, and blue-ish greens that comprise the over all brown color.

This decanter depicting a topless hula dancer was manufactured to contain bourbon whiskey. She has black hair and the top of her head is the stopper. She is topless with nipples exposed and is wearing a grass shirt with red tassles and a flower lei.

The Honolulu Honey mug is a hula girl bust. She is brown with black accents and is wearing a flower lei. She was designed and produced by Cheekytiki for the Mahiki bar in London.

This brown volcano was manufactured by Munktiki. The bowl has black abstract highlights and a narrow insert with a small bowl on top. It is supported by four brown tikis that are rectangular and narrow with slanted almond-shaped eyes and open mouths exposing their teeth.

The Wahine Bowl was designed and manufactured by Gecko. This version features Gecko's red dirt glaze and has a white crackle glazee on the interior. There are two wahines (similar to Holland Mold Pinup Girls) resting beside the bowl on opposite sides. They are topless and have their arms behind their heads, and each has hand painted tattoos.