This is a lowball glass with art by Eric October. It features the Quiet Village Podcast logo flanked by two large Tikis holding iPods, listening to the show. On the back of the glass is the Quiet Village Mai Tai recipe. The designs and lettering are in a retro aqua imprint.

This is a two-piece mug that includes a pith helmet lid. It is shaped like a skull-masked native holding a shark-toothed war club. Concept by Anthony Carpenter. The hat fits with a lip that holds it in place while drinking and also has a straw hole. It is made of high fire stoneware and is part of a "Pith Pack" set which comes with a Pokole Roary mug, both in matching glaze with matching pith helmets. There is also a regular edition of this mug from the Taboo event in black & white, a limited event version in green & brown, and a test glaze version in blue that was auctioned for charity. These other versions do not come with the pith helmet.

8.5" with helmet lid and 6.75" without.

Bombora's Blast was designed by Marcus Pizzuti and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Frankie's Tiki Room in Las Vegas, NV. The mug is a gray volcano with a red lava rim and features Frankie's logo tiki in gray with his little football-shaped head. He just couldn't be cuter. This is the second edition introduced in 2012. The first edition has a brown, not gray, logo tiki.

This brown pitcher with bamboo-shaped handle was manufactured for Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. The pitcher features a tiki with football-shaped eyes and an open mouth exposing his teeth. His hands meet under his chin.

There is also a green version.

This sunset-colored (red/yellow/orange) mug is shaped like a slightly slumpy monster tiki, with bulging eyes, skeletal hands, and a bared grin full of teeth. The design is topped off with stitches and labeled "Frankie's Tiki Room Las Vegas" on back. The mug was designed by Big Toe and produced by Tiki Farm. It bears no resemblance to the first Frankie's Tiki Room Lava Letch mug, which was designed by Von Franco. This is the "Zombie Sunrise" version handpainted by Tom 'Big Toe' Laura.

A full-bodied Tiki mug with a smaller image of a Tiki superimposed on the front (perhaps being held and an allusion to one of the "catchers" from the classic cannibal trio). This mug is based on the old Harvey's of Lake Tahoe "Sneaky Tiki" graphics, but envisioned into three dimensions. It is made of high fire stoneware. Custom glaze colors vary.

This server/ashtray was manfactured by Coco Joe's. It is in their brown hapawood color. it is shaped like three Monstera leaves.

This is a brown "hapawood" napkin holder with a Lono Tiki head on the front and back. Made of resin composite with wood filler, thus the term "hapawood" or "half wood."

This is a brown "hapawood" napkin holder with a Monstera Leaf on the front and back. Made of resin composite with wood filler, thus the term "hapawood" or "half wood."

This is a piece of porcelain restaurant tableware made for the London Beachcomber. All of their matching tableware were glazed white, some with a black logo Tiki printed in center, and some with both a white and a black logo Tiki printed on them. Pieces before 1970 have Tuscan imprint on back and after 1970 have the Wedgwood imprint on back. The logo Tiki has a big belly button, oval lips, and angular eyes. This is one of the smaller porcelain pieces, measuring 9.5" long by 5" across by 1" deep. In period commercials available online, this and other matching pieces can be seen in use. Available here: http://www.britishpathe.com/video/crocodile-bar-aka-beachcomber-club

This Melanesian Dance Mask mug is fashioned after masks used in village ceremonies. It is a very primitive looking piece with tiny eyes, a long and narrow nose, and a small mouth. Brown and white exterior glaze.

This is a mug shaped like a Ku Tiki head with coffee bean shaped eyes, a headdress, and a figure-eight-shaped mouth with square clenched teeth. Comes in various glazes, including "stormy blue" and "autumn brown."