Golden brown version of the Tiki Farm Warrior mug. Tiki has almond-shaped, slanted eyes, and a squatting posture with knees meeting. This tiki is designed by Squid and produced by Tiki Farm.

Stink Fish was manufactured by Munktiki and is shaped like the head of a dead fish. He has bulging eyes with x's in them.

These limited edition shakers were designed by Stuckie for Munktiki. They are simple brown tiki heads with football-shaped eyes, flat triangular noses and open rectangular mouths.

This glass was manufactured for Tony's Fish Market in Redondo Beach, CA. It features a fisherman on the front smoking a pipe and two more on the back in a little boat pulling in a fish net.

This brown clam shell ashtray with colored (green, red, or yellow) interior was manufactured by Treasure Craft.

This brown tiki mug with the heavy woodgrain look was designed by Ken Pleasant for Munktiki. The design was based on one of Witco's earliest tiki pieces. The mug is shaped like three abstract tiki heads, one on top of the other. The interior of the mug is blue.

The Two Tribes mug was designed by Marcus Thorn for Mooneyes and was manufactured by Tiki Farm. The Tiki Moon side represents Dean Moon of Mooneyes. The tiki is seated in a meditative position, and his face is the Mooneyes logo tiki. The Tiki Beat side represents Australian artist Marcus Thorn. The tiki is muscular with a square chin and full lips. The sculpt was done by Squid. The yellow version was available in the US.

The Two Tribes mug was designed by Marcus Thorn for Mooneyes and was manufactured by Tiki Farm. The Tiki Moon side represents Dean Moon of Mooneyes. The tiki is seated in a meditative position, and his face is the Mooneyes logo tiki. The Tiki Beat side represents Australian artist Marcus Thorn. The tiki is muscular with a square chin and full lips. The sculpt was done by Squid. The green version was available in Japan.

This golden brown mug with blue glaze layered beneath was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is a stylized Ku with diamond shaped eyes, a triangular nose and roughly dogbone-shaped mouth. Lost Ku was glazed in six different colors, and only three of each color were made for a total of 18 mugs. These were sold through ebay.

This is test glaze for the event mug for the 2004 Hukilau in Ft. Laduerdale, Florida. It depicts a tiki eating a smaller tiki. There is a blue version and also a purple version which were the actual glazes used for the event mugs.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 2 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself. This version is hand painted.

Tambu was designed and manufactured by Tiki Diablo. It is a full body abelem tiki. Custom glazed versions vary.