From Wilfred's Lounge:

"Early on during the Wilfred’s Lounge build, Proprietors Nat and John Komes had a vision for a grand mural that would weave together their Honolulu and Napa Valley roots. Working with artist Ken Ruzic, the project was developed and realized over the course of an entire year. Now a striking, giant 14 x 40-foot mural, including a 10-foot-tall Lono graciously offering an overflowing bowl of luscious fruits, greets our guests upon arrival — welcoming all to leave everything behind.

The mural art is the inspiration for our Ken Ruzic Mai Tai Glass.

In honor of Wilfred’s mischievous spirit, we put a twist on tradition by depicting an authentic Hawaiian Outrigger but with Flora, Wilfred’s sister and our family matriarch and muse, standing proudly at the prow on her journey from Honolulu to Napa as a young woman in the 1920s. Flora is bringing a bounty of grapes as a nod to our family’s winemaking heritage; Flora Springs Winery was established in 1978 in St. Helena, Napa Valley and continues to be family owned and operated today. In the background is an island-inspired take on the historic landmark Napa First Street bridge, illuminated by tiki torches and surrounded by palm trees, lush vegetation, and vineyards, which in real life is just steps from Wilfred’s Lounge.

An essential for every tiki collection, this classic is must-have for the tiki enthusiast to celebrate the opening of Napa’s first and only tiki bar and restaurant — this is our one and only Mai Tai glass.

• Production: 500 • Capacity: 14-ounces • Material: Glass • Release year: 2021"

This mug resembles the glamorous Marwal head busts of hula girls, but this version has a Bettie Page style bangs haircut and is zombified -- featuring a hibiscus blossom in hair with a skull center, green skin, purple hair, and stitches around neck. This Gore Edition has "blood spatter" that originated out of the same kiln firing as the "Unscathed Edition" but due to defects, Biggs Tiki created "happy accidents" with custom enamel paint on each one -- turning each blemish into custom "blood spatter".

*40 were made in the "Gore Edition" but only 9 made it unscathed out of the kiln for the "Unscathed Edition".

This mug resembles the glamorous Marwal head busts of hula girls, but this version has a Bettie Page style bangs haircut and is zombified -- featuring a hibiscus blossom in hair with a skull center, green skin, purple hair, and stitches around neck. Only 9 made it unscathed out of the kiln.

There is also a Gore Edition with "blood spatter" that originated out of the same kiln firing but due to defects, Biggs Tiki created "happy accidents" with custom enamel paint on each one -- turning each blemish into custom "blood spatter". There were 40 of these produced.

This standing tiki mug is quite large and meant as a sharer. It has small round eyes, a small triangular nose, skull on forehead, holds a tiki torch in one hand, and is standing on a skull base.

It is used to serve the cocktail of the same name which includes: "Aged Demerara, Puerto Rican, and Overproof Rums, Soursop & Papaya Nectars, fresh-squeezed lemon juice, and honey.

Designed by Plastic Vampire Art for The Sorrow Drowner and manufactured by Munktiki Imports.

This mug is shaped like a stack of crates with a skull in a pith helmet and a coil of rope resting on top of the crates.

It is used to serve the cocktail of the same name which includes: "American Gin, Brandywine, Light Rum, and Amaretto with orange and grapefruit juices and a Cream Sherry float."

This is a mug shaped like a rolled-up parchment map with a leather band and a small seal on the band shaped like a skull in a pith helmet.

Australia can be made out on the map below the seal.

It is used to serve the cocktail of the same name that includes: "Light Barbados Rum, a blend of citrus juices, honey, cream, and Velvet Falernum."

This round glass ashtray has a yellow and black centered graphic featuring the signature tiki and label for the Aku Tiki in Acapulco.

This is a mug shaped like a young kneeling mermaid with a shell bra, flower in her hair, and hands held to either side of her face.

From The Golden Tiki:

"The Siren calls you from the deep. Her vivid blue scales reflect in the moonlight and pull you towards her clammy grasp. Can you appease her watery heart with an offering of exotic liquors?

Dimensions: 14oz capacity. 7.5 inches tall - 6 inches deep - 3 inches wide.

*glaze may vary

Designed by THOR for The Golden Tiki"

From The Golden Tiki:

"Prowling the jungle, a voice calls out, and you turn to face The Pygmy Headhunter. His cleaver comes up, the most recent prized head gapes from his clutches. Will you surrender to the ways of his jungle? Tiki drinks were never more daring, than when served in this ceramic cup.

P.s. Please check out his cheeky butt cheeks.

Dimensions: 18oz capacity. 7.75 inches tall - 4 inches deep 3.5 inches wide.

Glaze may vary.

Designed by THOR for The Golden Tiki."

This Moai Kava Kava Tiki Mug is shaped like the head of one of the emaciated Moai Kava Kava man carvings found on Easter Island. It has long ears, a heavy browline, and comes with a lid with straw hole.

This is a mug shaped like Wilson the Volleyball, a prominent set piece in the film Castaway (2000), starring Tom Hanks.

In the film, Chuck, a FedEx worker, is stranded on a desert island after a plane crash. While attempting to start a fire, Chuck cuts his hand. He furiously throws several objects from the salvaged FedEx packages washed ashore after the crash, including a Wilson Sporting Goods volleyball, and leaves a blood-stained handprint on the ball. After calming down, Chuck draws a face into the smeared blood, names the ball Wilson, and begins talking to it. He continues to talk to it regularly during the rest of his time on the island.

Bai made a very limited run of 10 of these mugs.

This yellow standing tiki mug has no upper head, coffee bean shaped eyes, a large grimacing mouth lined with teeth, and a goatee. Marked on front for the Mahiki and on back for Don Q Rum with Bai Tiki's signature mark on bottom.