Tiki Mugs

This light blue mug was sold at the Bamboo Club in Long Beach, California for their first anniversary. The mug was designed By Holden Westland and made by Tiki Farm. The mug was inspired by Papua New Guinea Yipwon spirit figures. Light blue with minor brown highlights.

This is a white mug based on the classic Suffering Bastard body design. Designed by SHAG. Manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder). High-fired stoneware for pickup at event only. Measures 6.5" Tall x 4" Deep x 3.5" Wide.

This is a mug shaped like a long faced tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, a long narrow nose, puckered mouth, and hands held in front. Wood grain. Design by SHAG and manufactured by Bauer Pottery. This event mug was issued in a terra cotta orange glaze for the second annual Arizona Tiki Oasis, the twin event to the San Diego Tiki Oasis. This was held at the Valley Ho resort (est. 1956) in Old Town Scottsdale. This blue version is a smaller edition of 100 mugs for the SHAG Store in Palm Springs.

This mug is based on a Milan Guanko tiki pictured in Sven Kirsten's The Art of Tiki and formerly used on menus by The Islands Restaurant in Phoenix, AZ (which opened in 1958 and was later known as "Tommy Wong's Islands" in the 1970s). The tiki has simple features with half-circle eyes, a long nose, rectangular mouth, and stylized rootball hair on top. Concept for mug by Sven. Sculpt by THOR. The first edition in dark brown was sold exclusively through La Luz de Jesus Gallery's "Art of Tiki" Show and book signing starting October 6, 2017. Presented by Otto Von Stroheim & Sven Kirsten. The second edition was in an orange glaze. This third and open edition in tan has a dark brown wash to pick out details.

This bucket mug is part of a set of four bucket mugs and a pitcher. The bucket mugs each feature a happy little imbibing Menehune. The pitcher measures 7 5/8” in height and features a lashed-bamboo inspired handle and a wraparound scene of menehunes operating a Rube Goldberg-like machine to make mai-tais.

This pitcher is part of a set including the pitcher and four bucket mugs. The pitcher measures 7 5/8” in height and features a lashed-bamboo inspired handle and a wraparound scene of menehunes operating a Rube Goldberg-like machine to make mai-tais. The four bucket mugs each feature a happy little imbibing Menehune.

From the Tiki Farm website:

"We proudly bring you another radical design by long time Tiki Farm friend and collaborator, Tank Standing Buffalo. Introducing our brand new “Voodoo Goddess” mug, aka “Mama May”. Tank can push the darker end of the design spectrum every now and then and we are very happy to support and promote his creative energies when he does. You probably remember Tank’s super popular “VooDude” mug which sold out very quickly. Do not miss your chance to get your hands on Tank’s newest creation shown here in a Limited Edition of 250 in a glaze variation we’ve named “Dried Blood”. Peek around the design and you’ll see fun added elements such as skulls, flickering Tiki torches, a jug of hooch, a little stuffed animal, dripping candles, and… who do you spy on the back mantle… is it… yes it is… it’s VOODUDE!"

There was also a second edition released in 2021 in "Mardi Gras Green".

This version of the Trader Mort's mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm in 2015 and was a limited edition of 250. The mug features the face of the Maori style Tiki which still stands in front of Trader Mort's Liquor in Shelter Island, carved by Eli Hedley. The back features three smaller Tiki masks. Easily distinguishable from the earlier Munktiki version because this is glazed in gloss brown. The second edition of this design by Tiki Farm was released in 2017 in green.

This is an angular mug shaped like a tiki head with long nose, sharp teeth, small round eyes, and tapa designs on side of head. Available in three wipe-glaze variations: orange, brown, or green. This is the orange glazed version.

This is a mug shaped like an octopus entangled around a shell. It comes with a red, blue, green, purple, or gold glazed octopus. This is the first piece issued by the designer, Tattiki.

This mug's design is inspired by the tiki fountains by Witco. The mug has a neon green exterior and interior, and it is kneeling. This version of the mug was created for the Tonga Hut in Palm Springs.

This is a mug shaped the Drooling Bastard (a crude Tiki made of volcanic rock, holding a bowl, with water trickling out of his mouth and into the bowl). It is based on the original fountain sculpture at the Tonga Hut which is the mascot for the Loyal Order of the Drooling Bastard. To join the order, one must go to the Tonga Hut and drink every drink listed in Beachbum Berry's Grog Log (at your own pace, but within a year's time). Bastard members are rewarded with a plaque to commemorate their achievement and a special "Buck Off" coin that entitles you to a buck off all drinks for life. Previous editions were manufactured by Taboo Island but this was made by Eekum Bookum. Back lettering is slightly different with "Tonga" lettering in horizontal instead of vertical as on previous versions. This edition was available only in Palm Springs from June 29th-July 1st. It has a yellow interior and yellow water in bowl with a fade from bottom to top that goes from dark orange to lighter orange and yellow at top. Part of a Palm Springs Mucho Caliente set for the weekend that features similar fade edition of the August Holland Pearl of Wisdom and the Caliente Tropics mugs. This version of the Drooling Bastard is distinct from the earlier orange edition with blue water.

This is a standing Tiki mug based off of August Holland's "A Power Within" (a.k.a. "God of Fire") art print. It has long hair and is carved with Maori designs. The mug is glazed in a light brown gloss glaze with light blue eyes. The first 10 of these were released January 2017 at the Tiki Mākeke at Don the Beachcomber.

This mug tapers from top to bottom, has intricate tribal style markings, and almond shaped eyes that appear closed. Wood grain detail and glazed in a light green.

This modernistic version of a Tiki was designed by Doug Horne. This version is white and there is also a blue limited edition that was released at the event.

This is a mug shaped like a leprechaun's severed left foot covered with Tahitian tattoos. It is marked for The Reef (Caliente Tropics) in Palm Springs. This limited edition has a green glaze for St. Patrick's Day. Left side features a sea turtle tattoo and right side features a round Tahitian Tiki face, among other designs.

A Witco inspired world globe mug with orbiting wooden satellite. This is an "In the Lap of the Gods” Tiki chalice. The base is comprised of four different Tiki gods that represent the islands of Hawaii, Raratonga, The Marquesas and Rapa Nui. The four different tapa patterns below the Tikis are also from each of those islands. The upper portion is the iconic Witco Globe, symbolizing that Tiki IS our world. High-fired stoneware made in the USA. The mug was designed by Doug Horne based on vintage Witco pieces and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder).

This is a mug shaped like the Hatbox Ghost from the Haunted Mansion attraction, holding its skeletal head in a hatbox. The ghost has a vacant space beneath its actual hat. There is a reverse version of this mug with an empty hatbox and the head in place under the hat that was issued for Trader Sam's Enchanted Grog Grotto in Florida. This version is matte brown with a glossy brown wipe to pick out the details.

Mug is a bust of a female skin diver in a bikini with dive mask and snorkel. Legend has it that this Diver Girl is the long-lost love of Diver Duke (who is represented by the Reef’s Diver Helmet mug). Previously released in light blue.

This is a mug shaped like a long faced tiki with coffee bean shaped eyes, a long narrow nose, puckered mouth, and hands held in front. Wood grain. Terra Cotta orange exterior with light aqua blue interior. Design by SHAG and manufactured by Bauer Pottery. This event mug was issued for the second annual Arizona Tiki Oasis, the twin event to the San Diego Tiki Oasis. This was held at the Valley Ho resort (est. 1956) in Old Town Scottsdale. There was also a smaller edition of 100 mugs in a blue glaze for the SHAG Store in Palm Springs.

A severed head mug sold exclusively on location at The Reef tiki bar in Palm Springs, California. The head wears a yellow pitch helmet decorated with a small tiki on front. The mug is made to look like Rory Snyder, owner of The Reef, who is also good friends with John Mulder of Eekum Bookum. The first 100 mugs of this open edition was released on October 1, 2020 and immediately sold out. A delicious libation was created for this mug by The Reef’s Cameron Robbins, called “Wildsville’s Wrong Turn”.