Based on the earlier Diver Duke diving helmet mugs made for Tiki Caliente, this version has all of the face windows cut out and takes a clear glass on the inside to actually hold beverages (and a glow cube for haunting glow effect).

Drink special for the Diver Duke Mug is the “Treasure of La Amadarita” (by Brandon Glass) consisting of 1 and 1/2 oz Doctor Bird Jamaican Rum, 1 oz El Dorado 5 year rum, 1/2 oz Lemon juice, 1/2 oz Grapefruit juice, 1 oz Honey Syrup, 3/4 oz Banana Liquor, and 1/4 oz allspice pimento dram.

Inspired by the classic Warren Zevon 70's hit song, "Werewolves of London". This mug portrays the werewolf from the song with a Hawaiian flower lei, tropical drink in a coconut mug, and perfect hair.

The mug is rectangular with the werewolf on one side and tapa cloth and glass fish floats wrapping around the other three sides.

It utilizes a wrap-around heat decal with graphics, rather than a painted or dipped glaze over a sculpted piece.

This mug is shaped like a Witco-styled orange desert owl.

From Baby-Doe von Stroheim:

"Our Arizona Tiki Oasis event mug is a sleek modernist styled desert owl, reminiscent of the kind Witco created in the late 50s and 60s. The majestic Maltese Falcon-like raptor is perched on a geometric base styled after the iconic Hotel Valley Ho bannister."

This design is modeled after a traditional carved Tahitian tiki head, as used in the early Trader Vic's restaurant chain.

Sven has partnered with Trader Vic's, as before with his Modernist tiki mug, to release this mug along with a 60-page hardbound book written by Sven Kirsten elucidating the origins of the mug’s design & name. The book cover art is by Michael Uhlenkott.

This design, like others in partnership from Sven and Tiki Farm, was released in three different glaze colors. An Aqua Blue glaze version was sold directly from Trader Vic's. This second version in Green glaze is sold through Sven, himself, at marketplaces and other events.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Welcome to the Luau Isles. This driftwood inspired tiki was designed by Matt Reese and Jim Bacchi and is limited to 100 pieces. These mugs stand 10 inches tall and are being produced locally by Tiki Bauer. "

*A Second Edition in gloss red ("Lava Isle") was later released for pre-sale in July 2024 with expected delivery in August 2024.

This design is modeled after a traditional carved Tahitian tiki head, as used in the early Trader Vic's restaurant chain.

Sven has partnered with Trader Vic's, as before with his Modernist tiki mug, to release this mug along with a 60-page hardbound book written by Sven Kirsten elucidating the origins of the mug’s design & name. The book cover art is by Michael Uhlenkott.

This design, like others in partnership from Sven and Tiki Farm, was released in three different glaze colors. This Aqua Blue glaze is sold directly from Trader Vic's. A second in Green glaze is sold through Sven, himself, at marketplaces and other events.

This is a ceramic tumbler designed to look like an old vintage tiki torch fuel can with rusty vintage graphics.

From Mitchell Spain: “Fill up this porcelain 'Tall Boy' with 16 ounces of your favorite beverage! With great attention to detail, each form is built by hand and slip-cast using intricate mold designs. Decal designs are created from scratch using Photoshop and printed on a ceramic decal printer.”

This decal was also available with other ceramic vessels, including a handled mug version.

From Katiki Classic Mugs:

"This Maori No.1 tiki mug measures in at 7 3/4" tall and hold 16 ounces of fluid. This mug is modeled after a vintage New Zealand tourist carving dated September 1972. In keeping with the vintage theme, each mug has authentic agoya shell eyes that are vintage dead stock from a defunct New York button factory dated 1956. Mug is glazed in gloss caramel brown. Sculpted by Mike Biggs of Biggs Tiki."

This design originated under the original brand of Tiki Classics in 2022, but has been re-branded under Katiki Classic Mugs, marked "Katiki" on bottom, and issued in new color-ways. It is slightly smaller than the original.

This is a ceramic tumbler designed to look like an old vintage can with rusty vintage graphics.

From the Kazan Room:

"This is the @thekazanroom 'New' edition Tropical Cocktail Can mug.

This is the @thekazanroom exclusive house mug. Only sold in Japan. First run limited to 25 pieces.

Graphics by @nelsonnokela

Mfg by @mitchellspainceramics"

From Ohana Is Dead:

"Introducing the ultimate embodiment of island mystique and adrenaline rush: Death Wave! Crafted with meticulous detail, this mug captures the essence of both danger and delight. Picture this: a haunting skull nestled on a serene beach, its hollow eyes staring down the imminent swell of a colossal wave. Feel the rush as you anticipate the crash, all while surrounded by swaying palm trees that you can arrange to your liking.

Whether you're a thrill-seeker or simply appreciate the darker beauty of island lore, the Death Wave Tiki Mug is a conversation starter, a collector's item, and a vessel for your favorite libations. Imagine sipping your favorite exotic concoction, feeling the cool ceramic against your fingertips as you immerse yourself in the allure of the tropics.

Bring home a piece of the untamed ocean, a slice of the forbidden, with Death Wave. Perfect for adding a touch of edge to your tiki bar collection, or as a gift for those who embrace adventure and the unknown. Dive into the depths of mystery and taste the thrill with every sip."

Based on art from @sommerseth.art, sculpted by @kurtklockauart and produced by @munktiki.

This mug is shaped like a Ku tiki with small upturned nose/nostrils and a downturned grimace, holding a green jug labeled "2.0".

This mug was made for the Forbidden Island Tiki Bar in Alameda, CA to be given out to those that are brave enough to finish their Kill Devil 2.0 Rum list.

This mug is one in a series of mugs by Rob with natives (Menehunes) holding masks in front of their faces.

From Tiki Rob:

"It’s inspired by a lesser known mask hiding in the enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland. I decided to try an instagram/Facebook auction to avoid crazy fees. 100% of this sale will go to a long time friend of @tikipop and myself who could really use the money right now. Bidding is open now and will end tomorrow evening (Sunday the 8th of October) when i think the bidding has reached its end."