A Jivaro headhunter's shrunken head with mouth and eyes sealed in twine and beaded with small multi-colored skull beads. The hair is bunched and pulled straight up to form a "handle". Glazed in an earthen-hued glaze with infusions of teal for an overall "greenish" appearance but distinct from the solid green version. This is the third color-way glaze of this mug.

This is a green tiki mug based on the Orchids R-5 but far less detailed. The design has a tiki with almond-shaped slanted eyes, and a small mouth full of jagged teeth. Zig zag design along top rim. Marked "World Market" on bottom.

This mug is sculpted to look like Ernest Hemingway wearing a hat and a thick nautical-style sweater. Glazed in a blackish blue (petrol blue). The sweater, particularly, resembles the one worn by Hemingway in a photo, captured by renowned portrait photographer Yousuf Karsh, and is one of the most iconic images of Ernest Hemingway. Karsh made the image at Hemingway’s home in Cuba in 1957. Hemingway is renowned for his contribution to literature and, especially in Tiki circles, for his special frozen daiquiris consumed at La Florida. These drinks were called Papa Dobles and each consisted of 2 oz white rum, 1 oz fresh lime juice, ½ oz fresh grapefruit juice, ¼ oz maraschino liqueur, and 1½ to 2 cups of shaved ice. These mugs were sold through Bespoke Barware, a sister offshoot of CheekyTiki.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut with the husk cracked around the rim to expose the white meat and interior.

This S&P set was manufactured by Clay Art. It is hand painted. Set consists of a salt shaker shaped like a pair of long Hawaiian-style shorts (with striped palm tree pattern) and a pepper shaker shaped like a Hawaiian-style button-up Aloha Shirt (with pineapple pattern). The pineapple and palm tree patterns were used on other designs as well, like their aloha shirt bowls/dishes.

This mug has a Day of the Dead styled skull on the front with flower eyes and a zig-zag border across the top rim. Glazed in white with a black wash to bring out sculpt details. Created for Pepe's Mexican Restaurant in Brisbane, Australia

This brown and green mottled hiball features a petroglyph on all four sides.

This mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm to celebrate Carroll Shelby's 85th Birthday Bash at the Shelby Museum in Las Vegas, NV. It is sculpted to look like a bust of Shelby, wearing his hat, and is glazed in honey brown. Carroll Hall Shelby (January 11, 1923 – May 10, 2012) was an American automotive designer, racing driver and entrepreneur. He was best known for his involvement with the AC Cobra and later the Mustang-based performance cars for Ford Motor Company known as Mustang Cobras which he had done since 1965.

This mug was inspired by the vintage dinner menu art for Skipper Kent's Zombie Village in Oakland, California which portrays a topless wahine and a genie-like figure/zombie spirit hovering in the night sky. The mug features the wahine on one side and the zombie spirit on the reverse. The "torch" is a separate lid that sits atop the mug and has a straw hole. This is a multicolored glazed piece with cold paint details as well. The entire process of making these mugs is well documented on Wendy Cevola's art thread on Tiki Central. Custom pieces vary greatly in glaze color and details.

This white creamer saucer was manufactured for Stephen Crane's Ports O' Call restaurant in Dallas, TX by Walker China. It features a bird perched on a piling and reads "Ports O' Call."

These shakers from Chiki Tiki are gray and moai-inspired.

These shakers from Chiki Tiki are green and moai-inspired.