This mug has a vaguely dog-like body with a head that open like the petals of some strange alien flower. It is based on the Demogorgon creature in the NETFLIX series, Stranger Things, which in turn was inspired by the Dungeons and Dragons demon character, Demogorgon. This demon was frequently mentioned in AD&D supplements, but always in a minor context. Manual of the Planes (1987) stated that he ruled several layers of the Abyss.

From Tiki Farm:

"When it’s time to hail the parallel dimension, you may want to consider using the Demogorgon Tiki Mug to facilitate your journey into the Upside Down. Glazed in a boneyard gray, this mug sits perched and ready to watch Stranger Things!

Designed by Florian Bertmer and manufactured by Tiki Farm.

Product Details:

Height: 8.5 inches Capacity: 26 oz. Material: Ceramic Stoneware"

*There is an all glass black edition as well.

This is a clear round glass ashtray with a heat decal featuring a Duk-Duk figure and marked for "Aloha Jhoe's Palm Springs".

Duk-Duk is a secret society, part of the traditional culture of the Tolai people of the Rabaul area of New Britain, the largest island in the Bismarck Archipelago of Papua New Guinea, in the South Pacific. In ritual dances, members of the society invoke the male spirit duk duk and female spirit tubuan depending on which mask the dancer wears. The dancers are always male despite the fact that some are performing the role of female spirits. Women and children were forbidden to look at these figures. Both types of mask are cone-shaped and are constructed of cane and fibre, with short, bushy capes of leaves. Traditionally the duk duk was taller than the tubuan and was faceless. The tubuan had circular eyes and a crescent-shaped mouth painted on a dark background. In addition to the mask, leaves cover the torso of the dancers so that only their legs are visible.

From Tiki Underground:

"Designed and produced just for us by John Mulder, better known as Eekum Bookum, the TU Tiki Mug for our Sixth Anniversary is an amazing work of art inspired by the historic building we moved to in Downtown Cuyahoga Falls in 2022.

This second run teal glaze was released in August 2023, and reveals special details reflecting our new location. It has the official Eekum Bookum stamp on the bottom which is reserved for mugs that he personally designs and produces.

The mug holds 18oz of delicious libations, and measures almost 8 inches tall.

It will ship via USPS Priority Mail. The mug is also available for sale at Tiki Underground.

Mahalo for all of your love and support for the past six years and during our move!!"

This is a mug shaped like a coconut pirate character from the 2016 Disney film, Moana.

Mug is exclusively offered to the "Yankee White" Patreon membership level at $216/year.

Every year will offer a different mug.

From Squid:

"The Brazen Marquesan was nearly lost to history until this family of idols was discovered in a Pacific Northwest kiln in 2023. Squid's rare find is now available for all!

Each Brazen Marquesan is cast in durable stoneware and customized to be completely unique, never to be duplicated. There will be a maximum of 50 made but there may be less depending on Squid's dwindling attention span.

Brazen Marquesans hold approximately 13 oz to the brim and measure 6.5 inches high x 3.5 inches x 4 inches.

They are signed and numbered and ship USPS insured."

*As stated above, these are each uniquely glazed/customized.

The Isla mug was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki). The mug is shaped like a mini skull with deep sunken eyes and nasal cavity. The mug was introduced at the McCune Studio for the first collectors in attendance in November 2019.

There were also custom versions made of this design.

From Tiki Farm:

"Designed after the icon representing the D&D-oriented student group in Stranger Things, the Hellfire Club Tiki Mug will help turn up the volume of your Stranger Things passion and enthusiasm, as well as for all things Tiki! Glazed in a Hellfire Red with a black gloss interior.

Designed by Jesse Hernandez (Urban Aztec) and manufactured by Tiki Farm.

Product Details:

Height: 7.125 inches Capacity: 28 oz. Material: Ceramic Stoneware"

From Tiki Farm:

"Designed after the icon representing the D&D-oriented student group in Stranger Things, the Hellfire Club Tiki Mug will help turn up the volume of your Stranger Things passion and enthusiasm, as well as for all things Tiki! Glazed in a Hellfire Burnt Orange with a black gloss interior.

Designed by Jesse Hernandez (Urban Aztec) and manufactured by Tiki Farm.

Product Details:

Height: 7.125 inches Capacity: 28 oz. Material: Ceramic Stoneware"

From Smuggler's Cove:

"Conceived & designed by Shag and brought to life by the skilled artists at Max’s South Seas Hideaway Ceramics Studio in Grand Rapids, MI, Tapairu stands guard atop the treasures of the Cove (it’s probably rum). The mug stands 8.5” high with a volume of 20oz and features a bronze metallic glaze on top and a matte finish base. Shag’s distinctive style has been brought to life with this detailed and intricate mug. There’s also a Limited Edition with a beautiful green gloss crackle glaze. Only 10 Super Limited Editions (100 of the regular Limited Editions in Green) and there will be no further editions produced. Each one comes with a numbered COA designed and produced by Shag."

From Smuggler's Cove:

"Conceived & designed by Shag and brought to life by the skilled artists at Max’s South Seas Hideaway Ceramics Studio in Grand Rapids, MI, Tapairu stands guard atop the treasures of the Cove (it’s probably rum). The mug stands 8.5” high with a volume of 20oz and features a beautiful green gloss crackle glaze on top and a matte finish base. Shag’s distinctive style has been brought to life with this detailed and intricate mug. There’s even a Super Limited Edition with more detail and a bronze metallic glaze! Produced in a very limited edition of just 100 (and only 10 Super Limited Editions), there will be no further editions produced. Each one comes with a numbered COA designed and produced by Shag."

Called a Memorial Tablet, spirit board, ancestor tablet or kwoi, these come from the Purari Delta area of Papua New Guinea. Like many spirit boards, it is slightly curved as it was probably made from an old canoe, imbued with its previous usage by the community who owned it. The boards were kept safely in special long-houses accessible only to men, as part of a family shrine revering the spirits and ancestors. This would ensure health, fertility, wealth and success in hunting, harvesting, warfare or trade.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.