This is a mug shaped like a classic Kane Tiki. Marked for Bootlegger Tiki in Palm Springs, CA. As an artist proof, color and details vary and are unique.

This mug was inspired by Duke Kahanamoku, King Kamehameha, and the Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau. From the sale of each mug, twenty dollars was donated to Hawaii H.O.M.E project who help homeless people in Hawaii get medical care(http://www.hawaiihomeproject.org/).

This is a mai-tai glass featuring wrap-around artwork of tiki masks, cacti, maracas and other images, marked "The Jungle Bird." Graphics are in red and aqua blue against clear glass.

This clear loball/mai-tai/double old-fashioned glass has the Tiki Cat mascot on front, several skulls, shields, and is marked for the Tiki Cat Bar, Kansas City, MO.

This is an open back ashtray shaped like the head of a Ku Tiki. Finished with the standard Treasure Craft brown stain.

A mug shaped like a tiki head with eyes on sides, pronounced wood grain, and oval slightly downturned mouth. There are 40 Clayton mugs in matte green, with #11-26 in light green and #27-40 in a darker green. Each measures 6.75" tall x 3.25" across x 3.5" deep.

This decanter depicts a topless hula dancer with hands held in front and is marked "Maui Girl" on the front base. She has black hair and the top of her head is the stopper. She is wearing a grass shirt with tassles and a pink flower lei that covers up her nipples as well as a matching circlet of pink flowers around her forehead.

This is a mug shaped like a native Polynesian fish hook. This numbered open edition comes in various glazes and with added details, including rope, shells, teeth, etc. Measures: 11" x 7" x 2 1/4".

This piece is shaped like a brown Ku Tiki head wearing a white sailor's hat. Hat is a removable lid with two straw holes. Blue uniform shirt and neckerchief. Reverse shows film-like scene of a hula girl dancing on a beach with swaying palms and volcano in the distance.

A mug designed to look like a shark-like tiki figure with round eyes and sharp teeth, crouching and holding a treasure chest topped with crossed swords and a skull. This mug is La Luz De Jesu's first "official" mug. The first 100 are signed and numbered by Tiki Shark and available exclusively through the gallery. Glazed in turquoise. Mug release ran parallel with Tiki Shark's art show at the gallery, Mean Green Jelly Bean.

This is a lidded bowl shaped like a tiki hut with a moai at each corner and a thatched a-frame roof with straw holes in top. Conceptualized by Dave Warsaw and designed by THOR. Glazed in a variated beige and light blue gloss glaze. Released 08/07/2018.

This smoked gray glass handled mug was manufactured by Culver for the Mai Kai in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The mug features an image of the restaurant on one side and the mystery bowl on the other. Details made in 22K gold.