A rolled treasure map with a red X marking Bikini Lounge.

This is a mug featuring several Tiki face masks on top of a mound of skulls with jungle vines growing amongst them. Glazed in gloss black. Measures: 7" tall by 4" wide at bottom and 1.5" opening at top. Designed by Rod Moore and Tank. There is also a version in gloss brown with green vines. In 2020, a bone white version was released.

This ceramic mug was designed and sculpted by Squid (aka: Dave Cohen). It depicts a classic rum barrel being guarded by a giant squid. It is accented with bones, barnacles, a sunken bottle, and a crab.

Blue glaze.

The limited edition of 100 came with a special box, coaster and Certificate Of Authenticity.

An open edition (similar looking glaze) was also released.

The 4th in the Papua New Guinea style Birdman mask mug series by Jungle Modern Ceramics.

This is a mug shaped like a skeleton in an old-fashioned dive suit. Eels and fish and plant live have grown up around him. A driftwood plaque in front reads "Max's South Seas Hideaway". The reverse features a Marquesan style tiki.

Glazed in a brown wipe finish, leaving the overall mug an antiqued beige with brown in the recesses to show off the sculpt. Limited to 100 pieces and issued for Max's 2nd Anniversary party on Saturday, October 23rd.

This is a tall Moai mug with bamboo segmented handle marked "2018" in piped-on numbers. Wood textured with brown glaze.

This is a moai-shaped mug wearing a monocle in one eye, marked "2017" on reverse.

This is a mug modeled after the pirate skull of One-Eyed Willie (William B. Pordobel), from the 1985 film by Steven Spielberg, The Goonies.

The skull is wearing an eye-patch, glazed all in brown, and says "Never Say Die" on the reverse.

This mug is modeled after a prominent Ku styled tiki carving by Patrick Vassar at the bar.

This is a mug shaped like a female menehune standing atop a Tiki head and playing a drum. She has a flower in her hair and is wearing a flower lei.

The menehune design was inspired by vintage United Airlines menehune statues and decanters which portray the same female character as well as an older, mustached male character.

This mug version was designed by Doug Horne and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder).

NOTE: There were also a number of artist custom versions which were auctioned off at the event.

From Tiki Rob's website: "This skull highlights the contrast between Black and Orange, my two favorite Halloween colors! Glossy black interior glaze."

This is a mug shaped like a female menehune standing atop a Tiki head and playing a drum. She has a flower in her hair and is wearing a flower lei.

The menehune design was inspired by vintage United Airlines menehune statues and decanters which portray the same female character as well as an older, mustached male character.

This mug version was originally designed by Doug Horne and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder).

Like the “Mr. Menehune” mug show back in 2017 which portrayed the older male mustached character, several 2021 Tiki Caliente Tiki artists uniquely decorated this year’s female event mug in the medium and style of their choice, then auctioned them off to the lucky highest bidders for a “Mrs. Menehune" mug show.

This mug auction ran Thursday through Saturday evenings during the event. All proceeds went to the artists who created these one-of-a-kind mugs. Only those with Tiki Caliente wristbands could bid on these mugs. The winning bidders were announced on Saturday night, and the mugs had to be picked up by Sunday.

The artists participating in this year’s mug auction included the following bevy of beautiful Tiki talent: Big Toe, Doug Horne, Thor, Mulder142, Kymm! Bang, Megan Besmirched, Norm Daniels, Tiki Tony, Eric October, The Boozy Doodler, Nancy Freeman, Janet Mulder, Brandon Long, Brian Rechenmacher, James Owens, Rory Snyder, plus a few more announced during the event.