This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for Trader Vic's. It features their logo abelam mask in shades of brown and reads "Trader Vic's" underneath the mask in yellow.

This mini mai tai glass was manufactured for Trader Vic's to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the mai tai. It has a tapa print in white and features the original mai tai recipe and a message from Vic.

This candle holder from Target Home is a modern, tan copy of a design created by OMC that was used for Maui Lu Resort -- Daga later also produced the design for Maui Lu. The tiki has a large nose, and is smiling, with a Ku-like headdress.

Smooth bisque tiki with dark brown rims and interior. The tiki's arms are crossed and look somewhat like little fans. Marked "Luau Hut" on back.

This stoney gray tiki mug with red interior was designed by House of Ku and manufactured by Gecko'z South Sea Arts. The tiki is based on a Coco Joe's design. It has a tall headddress with a straw hole at the top, almond-shaped eyes and a wide grimacing mouth. This version is done in Gecko's Kissed By Pele glaze.

This Ku-shaped mug with red dirt glaze was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The tiki has a large mouth gaping open at the sides, a four-leaf flower design on its chin and large, protruding eyes. Its headdress is made up of a pattern of alternating triangles. This version is hand painted on the back.

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for the Beachbum Burts in Redondo Beach, CA. The front of the glass features the image of Burt amongst the palms and reads "Beachbum Burts Redondo Beach."

This is Paul Nielsen of Munktiki's interpretation of Singa. Singa is a mythical creature of the Indonesian Batak people who live in the mountains in Sumatra. Although the name means "lion", it resembles no living creature. Its representation, generally confined to the head, is the synthesis of several superior forms of creation and its appearance varies between the buffalo and a distorted human figures. The edition is limited to 100 pieces of varying colors. This version has a green exterior.

This is Paul Nielsen of Munktiki's interpretation of Singa. Singa is a mythical creature of the Indonesian Batak people who live in the mountains in Sumatra. Although the name means "lion", it resembles no living creature. Its representation, generally confined to the head, is the synthesis of several superior forms of creation and its appearance varies between the buffalo and a distorted human figures. The edition is limited to 100 pieces of varying colors. This version has a brown exterior.

This is Paul Nielsen of Munktiki's interpretation of Singa. Singa is a mythical creature of the Indonesian Batak people who live in the mountains in Sumatra. Although the name means "lion", it resembles no living creature. Its representation, generally confined to the head, is the synthesis of several superior forms of creation and its appearance varies between the buffalo and a distorted human figures. The edition is limited to 100 pieces of varying colors. This version has a blue exterior.

This white coffee cup was manufactured for Steve Crane's Kon Tiki restaurant. It features the Kon Tiki logo on the front in brown letters.

This little brown mug is a souvenir from Hawaii. It features a tiki mask on the front above the words "Aloha Hawaii" surrounded by palm trees. The back has a tapa print design.