This tiki mug is shaped like a giant and weathered stone tiki statue with a row of stone steps leading up to it -- a glowing fish float held in its hands.

From the Home Aloha Co. website:

"After your long and arduous journey, lost in the dark jungle, a beacon of light, beckons you. You have successfully arrived at the Guardian Idol.

Created by an ancient race, this represents your passage to safety. Only those who possess the key may pass though this sacred doorway.

GUARDIAN IDOL Mug features a waterproof 'fish float' style green LED light, the sacred key (which doubles as a bottle opener), sticker, and cocktail recipe.

This mug will be an initial edition of 100 in this weathered stone glaze, with green vine accents, and a fern green and yellow wash interior. Hand glazed by artist Jim Moore, each one will vary slightly, making them all unique. We will be releasing these 50 at a time.

The GUARDIAN IDOL Mug by Home Aloha Company. Sculpted and manufactured by Jim Moore for Moore Monsters."

This mug by Noya Ceramic Design is crouching with his hands in front of him and one hand on his knee touching his teeth and the other hand on his forehead.

The sculpt is highly influenced by Squid's 2002 "Stumpy" mug which was used for the 2002 Hukilau. However, the hand-painted detailing is very detailed, whereas "Stumpy" was produced in solid color-ways.

This "Smiling Tiki With Hands" is hand painted with underglaze paint. After it was painted, the piece underwent a three day firing process that allowed it to become food, microwave, and oven safe.

This is a mug in the likeness of the Barker Bird from Disney's The Enchanted Tiki Room -- a parrot wearing a bowtie and flat brimmed hat. He is glazed in lime green. This color-way was preceded by a first edition in "Almond" Brown, a second edition "Bone Variant", and a third edition in a blue wipe "Ghost Variant".

This is a lidded mug shaped like a nautical lantern that was lost in the ocean -- covered in barnacles and sea life -- with a green "glass" globe/chimney.

There is a matching red version as well.

This is a lidded mug shaped like a nautical lantern that was lost in the ocean -- covered in barnacles and sea life -- with a red "glass" globe/chimney.

There is a matching green version as well.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a rootball top, open mouth lined with teeth, small pushed-up nose, almond-shaped eyes, and tattoos on forehead and neck. It was manufactured by John and Janet Mulder of Eekum Bookum, sculpted by Patrick Vassar, and is based on one of the original Caliente Tropics Tikis — a Tiki which still stands on the grounds of the hotel today — that was carved in the 1960’s by Ed Crissman.

This design was also produced in other glaze colors including a Green and a "Mucho Caliente" version (yellow and orange).

A mug shaped like a rum barrel with 4 black bands and a blue octopus on the side. Nautical rope encircled space on reverse with MUG Club decal.

This version was meant for their M.U.G. Club relaunch. They had to cancel their plans for it to focus more on their bar build.

This is a mug shaped the Drooling Bastard (a crude Tiki made of volcanic rock, holding a bowl, with water trickling out of his mouth and into the bowl). It is based on the original fountain sculpture at the Tonga Hut which is the mascot for the Loyal Order of the Drooling Bastard.

Several color-way editions preceded this one, some made by different makers.

This bowl is supported by three tiki figures that show the progressive Tahitian Cannibal motif (hunter, catcher, digestor). The interior features a skull stack that acts as a volcano reservoir to light on fire (using overproof rum, or lemon or lime extract).

From Bosko's website:

The Cannibal Bowl, a ceramic piece Bosko designed for False Idol, we’re selling this color version of 40 only. This bowl required two separate molds, four glaze colors, three firings, a genuine pain thus the low numbered edition. The glaze is a variable blue with slight orange / yellow undertones, Inside is a bright Orange, the skull stack inside is a blueish white. Red inside the cup. Stands about 5 inches tall x 10"x 10".

KALOU is a ceramic plate inspired by Fijian anthropomorphic Kava bowls. Glazed in purple. Manufactured by Tiki Farm for the "Sven Kirsten Kollection". Sold by Sven at various marketplaces across California, starting with the OTMP (Original TIki Marketplace) in Garden Grove, CA.

This is decanter shaped like a female tiki and with a cork topper shaped like a flame.

From Tiki Farm:

"Sven Kirsten designed this lava-textured example of female power. Inspired by a wooden statue that was located at the defunct 'The Tikis' theme park, it translates to the Pele rising from the erupting lava flow. He published a photograph of this particular tiki in the Book of Tiki, page 187. He and Tiki Farm are delighted to offer this open edition for everyone to enjoy. It measures 14 1/4 inches to the tip-top of its red flame topper. Sven describes this piece being an 'object of desire' and a highly-stylized mid-century Tiki art at its best!"

Sven Kirsten released a limited edition in purple on his personal web store, True Tiki, before the release of this open edition in black by Tiki Farm.

This is decanter shaped like a female tiki and with a cork topper shaped like a flame.

From True Tiki, Sven Kirsten's online store:

"This is the first edition of this decanter, limited to 95 pieces in this color. A gnarly, lava-textured example of female power, it was inspired by a wooden statue I collected at the defunct 'The Tikis' theme park. It was published in the Book of Tiki, and I am glad that I can now offer it for everyone to enjoy. It measures 14 inches to the the tip of its securely sitting flame topper. This ceramic "object of desire" is highly stylized mid-century Tiki art at its best!"

Tiki Farm followed up on their site with an open edition of this design in black.