This is a shallow dish featuring a full body of an owl with round depressions for the eyes and a flower depression in center of the belly. The piece is glazed in the typical matte brown found on many Treasure Craft pieces except for the depressed areas which are glazed in glossy orange and red. Marked "Tiki Farden's Florida" on lower front and "Treasure Craft ©USA" on middle of reverse.

This mug is shaped like a pinup wahine lounging next to a tiki. The hair color, skin color, and bathing suit style, design, and color vary on each mug.

A description from Danielle Mann of Black Lagoon Designs:

"Meet my Tiki Girl cocktail glass. They stand at approx. 20cm tall and hold over 700mls of your favorite cocktail OR mocktail! They are made by hand from white earthenware pottery, lead free food safe glaze and love."

This mug depicts a masked native in loincloth holding a tiki mask up in front of their face, and the mask is modeled after SHAG's The Curse of the Lava God Mask.

The Curse of the Lava God Mask Mug was based on one of 5 collectible masks by Shag. This set included the Crag Tiki Mask, the Tiki Of Terror Mask, the Curse of the Lava God Mask, the Mask Of Maku, and The Enchanted Tiki Mask.

The Curse of the Lava God Mask Mug was released at Tiki Oasis, August 4th-8th, 2022 in San Diego and limited to 15 pieces. Tiki Rob also released a mini edition of 15 similar mugs in brown based on the Mask of Maku.

This mug depicts a masked native in loincloth holding a tiki mask up in front of their face, and the mask is modeled after SHAG's Mask of Maku.

The Mask of Maku Mug was based on one of 5 collectible masks by Shag. This set included the Crag Tiki Mask, the Tiki Of Terror Mask, the Curse of the Lava God Mask, the Mask Of Maku, and The Enchanted Tiki Mask.

The Mask of Maku Mug was released at Tiki Oasis, August 4th-8th, 2022 in San Diego and limited to 15 pieces. Tiki Rob also released a mini edition of 15 similar mugs in purple based on the Curse of the Lava God mask.

A wahine seated on a cube made of breezeblocks. Hair and skin color vary. Each bathing suit style, type, design, and color/ pattern is unique on each mug.

Description from Danielle Mann (Black Lagoon Designs):

"Meet my latest cocktail mug, the Breezeblock Girl! These mugs hold a hefty 1 Litre of liquid and stand 30cm tall, so drink up!"

This cartoonish skull mug with missing lower jaw was sold at Collins & Coupe in San Diego, CA.

This green Tangaroa tiki mug was crowd-funded by Eli August, a musician, on Indiegogo. It was designed by Thor and manufactured by Tiki Farm in 2017. Limit of 300. Couplet on the back of the mug by Eli August, from a nautical song he wrote about the origins of Tangaroa.

This mug was based on Big Toe's (Tom Laura's) painting, The Other. It is a re-imagining or "What If?" that considers the end of Mary Shelly's classic story of Frankenstein's Monster and what might have happened if instead of going to the North Pole at the end he had hopped a ship to the South Seas instead and found more inclusion among native islanders.

The mug is a depiction of the Monster similar to Universal's classic flat head version with bolts in the neck, but he is dressed in Victorian finery with a bow tie and suit, and his face is covered in Maori moko tattoos.

This version is embellished by Weena Bee.

From Weena Bee: "I use apoxy sculpt, acrylic paint, and waterproof sealant on the exterior of this mug. The interior is fully glazed and food safe, however I recommend treating this as a work of art. "

From MONDO:

"One of the greatest cinematic superhero epics of the 20th century is reborn as a stratospheric tiki mug. Created as an independent comic book by cartoonist Dave Stevens, The Rocketeer is a fictional fighter for the ages, patrolling the skies of 1940s Hollywood to keep America safe from hoodlums and madmen. This tiki treatment of the golden-domed hero was created by artists Eric Siebenaler and Brian Oskins, and no two-fisted vigilante's drinkware collection is complete without it."

This mug features the Rocketeer in his signature helmet, with rocket pack, and double breasted leather pilot's jacket. The style sort of art deco and hovers someplace between a car hood ornament and an Oscar's award statue, but calls to mind the era of the comics very well (AND the film from 1991 starring Bill Campbell and Jennifer Connelly).

This mug design was also produced in a brown "Standard Variant" and a gray "Hood Ornament Variant".

From MONDO:

"One of the greatest cinematic superhero epics of the 20th century is reborn as a stratospheric tiki mug. Created as an independent comic book by cartoonist Dave Stevens, The Rocketeer is a fictional fighter for the ages, patrolling the skies of 1940s Hollywood to keep America safe from hoodlums and madmen. This tiki treatment of the golden-domed hero was created by artists Eric Siebenaler and Brian Oskins, and no two-fisted vigilante's drinkware collection is complete without it."

This mug features the Rocketeer in his signature helmet, with rocket pack, and double breasted leather pilot's jacket. The style sort of art deco and hovers someplace between a car hood ornament and an Oscar's award statue, but calls to mind the era of the comics very well (AND the film from 1991 starring Bill Campbell and Jennifer Connelly).

This mug design was also produced in a brown "Standard Variant" and a turquoise green "Patina Variant".

From MONDO:

"One of the greatest cinematic superhero epics of the 20th century is reborn as a stratospheric tiki mug. Created as an independent comic book by cartoonist Dave Stevens, The Rocketeer is a fictional fighter for the ages, patrolling the skies of 1940s Hollywood to keep America safe from hoodlums and madmen. This tiki treatment of the golden-domed hero was created by artists Eric Siebenaler and Brian Oskins, and no two-fisted vigilante's drinkware collection is complete without it."

This mug features the Rocketeer in his signature helmet, with rocket pack, and double breasted leather pilot's jacket. The style sort of art deco and hovers someplace between a car hood ornament and an Oscar's award statue, but calls to mind the era of the comics very well (AND the film from 1991 starring Bill Campbell and Jennifer Connelly).

This mug design was also produced in a silver gray "Hood Ornament Variant" and a turquoise green "Patina Variant".

From World Market:

"Dressed in a festive kimono, this Hello Kitty tiki glass highlights an updated take on the traditional style of the beloved Sanrio character. The figural glass is part of our exclusive Tokyo collection, which combines an eclectic mix of images that offer various viewpoints of the famous city, from serenely beautiful to boldly energetic."

Sold exclusively at World Market stores.

Hello Kitty (Japanese: ハロー・キティ, Hepburn: Harō Kiti), also known by her full name Kitty White (キティ・ホワイト, Kiti Howaito), is a fictional character created by Yuko Shimizu, currently designed by Yuko Yamaguchi, and owned by the Japanese company Sanrio. Sanrio depicts Hello Kitty as a young female gijinka (anthropomorphization) of a Japanese Bobtail cat with a red bow and no mouth. According to her backstory, she is a perpetual third-grade student who lives outside of London.

Since the character's creation in 1974, the Hello Kitty media franchise has grown to include clothing, accessories, toys, games, books, manga, anime series, and music albums, along with other various product lines and media productions. By 2010, Sanrio had turned Hello Kitty into a global marketing phenomenon, worth $6 billion a year. By 2014, when Hello Kitty was 40 years old, she was worth about $8 billion a year. Hello Kitty has become one of the highest-grossing media franchises of all time.

Hello Kitty is a staple of the kawaii segment of Japanese popular culture. First marketed toward pre-teenage girls, Hello Kitty's image found commercial success among not only her original target audience but adolescent and adult consumers as well.

Some speculation, though not confirmed, that Hello Kitty was inspired by the Maneki Neko (Beckoning Cat).