This is the red mug from a commemorative 4-tiki-mug set originally released at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender #21 in 2018. This tiki mug has wide open eyes and a mouth full of jagged teeth.

The set was comprised of 4 mug designs, each in a single color glaze (blue, red, black, and off-white). The set came in a display cardboard packaging.

*NOTE: These mug designs are basically new color-ways of the boxed Accoutrements Ceramic TIKI Mug Party Pack from 2001 -- and the green Jake, purple Big Al, yellow Lenny, and blue Artie correspond with the red, black, blue, and off-white mugs in the 2018 boxed set, although there are slight differences as though they might have been re-sculpted and re-molded.

This is the blue mug from a commemorative 4-tiki-mug set originally released at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender #21 in 2018. This tiki mug has a wide mouth full of jagged teeth.

The set was comprised of 4 mug designs, each in a single color glaze (blue, red, black, and off-white). The set came in a display cardboard packaging.

*NOTE: These mug designs are basically new color-ways of the boxed Accoutrements Ceramic TIKI Mug Party Pack from 2001 -- and the green Jake, purple Big Al, yellow Lenny, and blue Artie correspond with the red, black, blue, and off-white mugs in the 2018 boxed set, although there are slight differences as though they might have been re-sculpted and re-molded.

From TikiLand Trading Co.:

"Hiwa Sheba “Lava Flow” is an edition of 60 tiki mugs with the choice of vintage Swarovski crystals eyes in colors Aurora Borealis or Heliotrope, and are signed by Jeff Granito. These sold out earlier today to TikiLand Mug Society members. We didn’t know it would be so popular and thought we’d have some available to sell in a general on sale. Looks like we should have made more. Mahalo to everyone for your interest and support on this one."

From Jeff Granito:

"Hiwa Sheba, produced by TikiLand Trading Co. It was Inspired by the black tiki idols with rhinestone eyes that I would collect as a kid in Hawaii. I wanted to play with the idea of good and bad luck associated with black cats, so one side signifies bad luck (look for the number 13 hidden in there) and good luck on the reverse side (with a happy face and a four leaf clover tag)."

The mug holds approximately 24 ounces, is 9.75” tall, and has a nice solid weight of 1.9 lbs.

*Not to be confused with the Hiwa Sheba First Edition that has a black exterior as well as a black interior.

This is a mug shaped like an upside down pineapple with a feminine Tiki Bob style face. The name is a knowing nod to the (possibly urban legend) use of upside down pineapples to signify that someone is a "swinger" and indulges in casual sex parties.

From Eekum Bookum:

"I’ll be releasing my upside-down pineapple Bob inspired mug that I named 'The Swinger' next Saturday 25 June in Palm Springs Ca. It’s the weekend of Mucho Caliente and Rory has me scheduled for 5 pm right before yacht rock. I’ll have 50 of these beauties with me for that weekend."

A severed head mug sold exclusively on location at The Reef tiki bar in Palm Springs, California. The head wears an orange pith 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.

A delicious libation was created for this mug by The Reef’s Cameron Robbins, called “Wildsville’s Wrong Turn”.

This design was first issued with a yellow pith helmet, and other color-ways soon followed.

A severed head mug sold exclusively on location at The Reef tiki bar in Palm Springs, California.

The head wears a pink pith 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.

A delicious libation was created for this mug by The Reef’s Cameron Robbins, called “Wildsville’s Wrong Turn”.

From The Reef:

"The Reef has got a Valentine’s Day offer that we think is 'heads' above the rest! We have just received a VERY limited edition (ONLY NINETEEN MADE!) of our popular 'King of Kapu' severed head mugs. They are in a rosy-pink Valentine’s color with a hand-painted heart. It’s romantic, disturbing and Tiki, so what could be more perfect for this holiday? Starting today, if you are one of the first nineteen people to make a dining reservation at The Reef for Valentine’s Day, we will hold a mug for you to purchase after your meal. The mug is $99.00, and one mug per dining guest."

This mug depicts a topless Pele wearing a crown of red & yellow flowers and a Honu turtle pendant. She is cupping her hands together in front. Her hair, on reverse, morphs to molten magma and black lava rock.

From Eekum Bookum:

"Pele is traditionally the goddess of volcanoes, fire, and lightning.

This mug was originally sculpted for our friends at The Honu but we loved it so much we wanted more of you to have the chance to behold her. So with the blessings of the Honu team we are making a limited run of 100 mugs in a new color scheme and no Honu logo.

Pele is just under 6.5 inches tall and holds 16 fluid ounces."

*NOTE: Two color editions marked for The Honu preceded this version marked "Pele" instead of "Honu" on reverse.

This is a mug shaped like a swag lamp crafted of rattan/bamboo/natural fibers/lahala matting/resin & plumeria flower blossoms. This style of lamp was created by Orchids of Hawaii originally and is still made by modern lamp makers, albeit in small numbers since each is custom made.

This mug version features 10 panels with plumeria blossom accents.

From Taboo Relics:

"Matte white plumeria with blue and violet wipeaway, and translucent purple interior. I love this color combo because it reminds me of the old 3d stereoscopic comics."

This is a mug shaped like the Necronomicon, a book first introduced in the Cthulhu Mythos by H.P. Lovecraft, and portrayed here as envisioned by Big Toe.

The Necronomicon, also referred to as the Book of the Dead, or under a purported original Arabic title of Kitab al-Azif, is a fictional grimoire (textbook of magic) that is sentient and evil -- said to be bound in human skin.

This mug is based on the Devil in Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, a dark ride at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California. The ride is loosely based on Disney's adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows (1908), one of two segments comprising the animated package film The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949). The ride is one of the few remaining attractions operational since the park's opening in July 1955, although the current iteration of the ride opened in 1983.

From Cursed Idol:

"Almost two years in the making, it’s almost time to let the Devil out of the bag!!

Introducing 'One Wild Ride' by Cursed Idol on sale October 6th at 8:30 PM Central at www.cursedidol.com.

The Devil is in the details! The mug was hand sculpted by Patrick Vassar (@the_green_tiki) and produced by Monkey Skull in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Features a custom pitchfork swizzle designed by Kymm Bang (kymmbang.com). Mug stands almost 9 inches tall and holds approximately 18 fluid ounces. Edition size of 150 with the possibility of an additional 50 at a later date. No more than 200 mugs will be produced.

Sales Price $150 plus $15 shipping and handling."

This mug is shaped like a Tiki Pole from Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room and the reverse features a standing Vanuatu slit drum Tiki from outside the Disney World Jungle Cruise.

This Super Limited Edition was limited to only 10 pieces. Glazed in a light gray with pale blue, yellow, and red detailing.

Also issued in either solid light gray or light brown editions.

This mug is shaped like the topless bust of a"Maori Princess" wearing a jade Hei Tiki necklace.

From Monkey Skull:

"We're releasing the first 10 of our very limited edition of 50 'MAORI PRINCESS '! We've had some dilemmas with choosing glaze colors for a run of 100, so we decided to split the ideas into smaller runs. $165 includes shipping in the continental US."

Prior to this, there were also several artist proofs in various colors that, through social media, helped to determine the colors for the first edition.