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Large bowl-shaped skull mug created by Falin Minoru (Tiki Kaimuki). This particular mug features a bone color cranium with an overlay of volcanic ash glaze. The sculpted projected teeth in the shape of moai, gives the skull a surrealistic view.

"During a recent archeological dig on Kaimuki Island, just south of Bumatay Island, a skull was excavated by an astounded research team. The skull, though similar to those of most homosapian specimens, exhibited distinctly unique teeth in the form of the moai found on Rapa Nui. First thought to be a one of a kind anomaly, after further digging, many more such skulls were unearthed. Through carbon dating and much drunken flim-flam speculation, it was soon concluded that these were indeed the skulls of the ancient race once known as "SKOAI". -Falin Minoru

Distinguishing Characteristics

Ash SKOAI #10 of 50

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Tiki Mug Design

Skoai

in 42 collections

Skoai was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki). The mug is shaped like a skull with deep sunken eyes and nasal cavity. Its four teeth are moais. The edition of 50 was produced in various colors with an additional 15 produced in special custom editions (including the Halloween 2009 version). Measures 6" tall by 5" wide by 6.5" diameter.