The Man Eating Fish mug is divided into halves. The top half has a man as the lid. The bottom half is the fish's head. Glazed a yellowish brown with darker rub-over of black to pick out detailing of sculpt.

This is a bowl surrounded by three Andres Bumatay styled fish heads. Wendy's process in making these bowls and using the sculpt of the Bumatay fish head in other creative ways can be read on her arts thread on Tiki Central. These bowls were custom ordered and glaze colors vary.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with a large pronounced forehead and a downturned mouth. Comes with certificate and mug is numbered on bottom. Red exterior glaze and light blue interior. Comes with a skull necklace.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with a large pronounced forehead and a downturned mouth. Test glaze colors vary.

This is a lidded mug shaped like a rocket ship. The mug was commissioned by Mixxit Chronicles, an Australian bar/cocktail training program. Sessions are by invite only, and these mugs were handed to attendees as a welcome gift. Peeking out of the porthole is the main character, "Harry," who is the mascot of their training video and takes you back through time to follow alcohol's journey through civilization and history. Blue and white exhaust clouds on base. Design by Jonathan Hansen.

This is a mug shaped like a frog wearing a straw hat and holding a cheeseburger.

This is a mug shaped like a frog wearing a straw hat and holding a cheeseburger. This test glaze has a completely green exterior glaze.

This tiki mug was originally designed by Crazy Al Evans for Tiki Farm. The mug looks as if it were carved from a palm log. The tiki has large, round nostrils, and there is a small hibiscus in a circle in the middle of its head. Customized versions are one-off individualized pieces and color varies.

This candle holder was designed by Crazy Al Evans and was based on his tiki #11. The tiki has its eyes squinted shut, and his mouth is open exposing his teeth and allowing the candle light to shine through. He has an intricate pattern around his eyes and mouth. This version is a customized glaze. Custom pieces are one-offs and glazes vary.

This is a mug shaped like a Tangaroan Tiki, holding a fish in his hands, inside a boat crusted with barnacles. Sculpted by Zerostreet and manufactured by Eekum Bookum. Sold through Tiki Tower (Zerostreet's website). Sea Moss Green is the second color run of this design.

This mug has a Tangaroan influenced face with large eyes, a small almost implied nose, and an angular mouth. Two large leaves are held in front.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head with no eyes and slightly rounded nose. It closely resembles the Otagiri Mercantile Company (OMC) Moai used for many years at many restaurant locations. However, this mug comes in a wide array of custom one-off glaze colors and is stamped "Taboo Island" on the bottom.