This green glazed mug features a tiki in board shorts on one side and a mermaid with a cocktail on the other side. Labeled for Tikki Beach, at Paddy's Beach Club (Misquamicut Beach).

There is a brown-glazed version as well.

From VanTiki:

"Ahhh - the power of glazes. They can utterly destroy a mug or make it grand! I just got off the glaze roller coaster with my Mt. Monkey Business mug. I wanted to do a deep blue with light blue velvet highlights (to set off a vivid red interior) and set to work with my trusty Amaco velvet under glazes. Little did I know that the deep blue 'fluxes out' (a term I just learned after a panicked bout of research) at cone 5 temperatures and envelopes everything with a dark blue glossy coat (totally erasing the light blue highlights). I was devastated when I opened the kiln. I spent some time wiring it up with my TikiFire Mark 3 flicker box - and it looked GREAT flaming away on our living room shelf - as long as the lights were dim and you couldn't see the glaze! What to do. After staring at it glumly for a week I called the good folks at Amaco to see if a second coat of glaze and a lower temp firing (cone 05) would be salvation or disaster. Their fab support gave me the green light, and I re-applied the teal blue highlights and sent Mt. Monkey Business once more into the breech. I can't tell you how stoked I was when I looked thru the peephole this morning! Wondrous velvet blue! Deep satin clefts! Ahh - thank you Spirits Of The Glaze!"

Vicious was designed by Benzart for Tiki Farm. It is based on Ben's #20 Maori pendant. Vicious is brown and has a snarl on his face and moko on his entire head.

This was one of three open edition Tiki Farm mugs (Ku-Konga, Vicious, Tangata) Don's used with fire decals as a stop-gap measure after they were converted from Sam's Seafood/Kona's and before their exclusive mugs arrived. According to Art Snyder only a couple hundred of each were produced.

Tangata was designed by Marcus Pizutti for Tiki Farm. He is a moai bust with his hands on his belly, no eyes, protruding cheeks and a nose that flares sharply. This version has a green/brown mottled glaze.

This was one of three open edition Tiki Farm mugs (Ku-Konga, Vicious, Tangata) Don's used with fire decals as a stop-gap measure after they were converted from Sam's Seafood/Kona's and before their exclusive mugs arrived. According to Art Snyder only a couple hundred of each were produced.

This standing tiki mug is based on the logo tiki for Tiki Iniki. It has squinted shut eyes, a large grimace, and a tall headdress.

This was produced in both an orange gloss glaze or blue gloss glaze, previously, in 2018. Later, in 2022-2023, it was produced in metallic gold, a matte blue glaze, and in this matte green glaze.

This is a strangely elongated skull with a blackened cooled lava glaze on the exterior and molten red and orange lava in the eyes/nose/mouth. It belonged to the character Sloth from the film "The Goonies" which was shot in Astoria where Munktiki is located. Also, the Goonies motto is "Never Say Die!" Additionally, "Never Say Die" is an actual Tiki drink from Don the Beachcombers, circa 1960's and reproduced by BeachBum Berry in his Total Tiki app.

There are several other editions, beginning with a standard off-white bone edition, an orange Halloween edition, a Black Friday edition, crystal edition, scum bucket edition, punk edition, jade edition, barnacle covered edition, and a lava dripped edition that just has some black "lava" dripped over the top of an otherwise bone-colored skull.

Tiki King was designed by Crazy Al Evans and is a replica of his 1996 carving. The King had a root ball top rim, a bone in his nose, and a club in his hand. He is wearing a skull necklace and headband.

This unique version was created in 2011 as part of a Valentine's set of several of Al's designs and features red, white, pink, and real gold glaze.

This is the 3rd mug in a Liki Tiki series by Oakwash. The mug is shaped like one of the standing slit drum tikis from outside the Disney World Jungle Cruise attraction where a cluster of 6 tikis (based on those from Vanuatu) are timed to spit out streams of water from their mouths onto unsuspecting guests. Glazed in a matte green moss.

From Omar Girona:

"Liki Tiki III is a handmade ceramic mug designed and sculpted by artist Omar Girona. These are hand glazed in our studio in Louisiana. Each mug will have a hand made and aged look. Each one with individual tool markings for the fresh carved look I love to achieve. This mug will begin production on Jan. 3rd in our studio and should begin delivering Mid 2022. We insure and offer tracking on all orders. Thanks for supporting our business.

Bone Edition of 100 ($150+Shipping) Moss Edition of 100 ($150+Shipping) Lava Edition of 25 ($250+Shipping)

Stands almost a foot tall and holds around 30oz.

*This is a preorder with an expected delivery date of Mid 2022."

This is a traditional looking Ku mug, glazed in brown, marked "Sonoma" on front and "Kapu" on reverse.

This two-piece votive candle holder features a darker blue glazed base with two yellow pineapples and a lighter top piece (spray blue over cream glaze) with cut-outs forming a tiki face on either side.

This was a later candle holder used up until the closing of the Kahiki in 2000.

This is a mug shaped like the carved and brightly painted wooden head of a sea captain with a cigar in his mouth.

This was followed by a Low Tide Edition of Captain Carver, also limited to 25 pieces, that has weathered gray look from being exposed to the tides.

This design was preceded by the human Anatomical Head mugs Munktiki made in 2014 and the Ape Head Mugs they made in 2011.

It is a sort of fusion of the two concepts.

The right half is a newly sculpted Ape Head with fur, but the head is split in half vertically with the left side an Ape Skull and exposed brain.

This small brain is a lid that can be removed to fill the mug.

Each mug in the edition is varied in color.

There was also a Super Limited Edition with some gold detail.