From The Black Lagoon Room:

"You find yourself hopelessly lost in the deepest, darkest jungle when you begin to faintly smell something familiar… burning wood and ash… and something… cooking.

It’s too far off to tell what it is exactly… it could be something delicious, or it could be something else. You tell your hunger to stop rumbling and your mouth to stop watering until you know exactly… WHAT’S COOKIN’?

Introducing the latest release from The Black Lagoon Room, WHAT’S COOKIN’? our big ol' spooky skull-shaped cauldron with something indeterminate oozing over the sides!

This listing is for our 'Bone Shakin' White' colorway!

These HEFTY deluxe mugs measure 5 inches tall (without the base) feature a movable decorative metal pot handle, a 2-piece cast resin log coaster, one shiny gold tooth, and hold up to 36oz of your favorite potent potion (or a hearty helping of people stew!)

Each mug comes securely packed with:

-Cast resin log coaster with removable cork insert -Exclusive 'What’s Cookin’?' enamel pin -Exclusive Black Lagoon Room merit badge -Exclusive vinyl sticker -'To Serve Man' cook book recipe card -Skeleton arm cocktail skewer -Pot stirrer swizzle stick -Black Lagoon Room logo swizzle stick

…and more! WHEW! That’s a whole lotta fun packed into one box!

Each color way is limited to just 250 pieces worldwide.

Designed by Pete Klockau at The Black Lagoon Room"

This is a large ashtray by Lokena Pottery Company (Don Payton). It has a verdigris bluish green exterior and a metallic gold interior. The exterior is ringed with a repeating image of a tiki/Menehune idol on display at the Bishop Museum.

The tikis/menehunes have no neck and a hunched over appearance. Each has a round head and a Tangaroan style mouth. Each also has nipples and a belly-button indentation. The original idol that inspired this design was found on Mokumanamana, one of the northwestern Hawaiian islands. Though the spiritual significance of the idol is unknown, Mokumanamana was the last known refuge of the Menehune, according to the legends of Kaua'i.

The bottom of this ashtray sits up on six raised round "feet" much like kava bowls.

This mug is patterned after The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde -- an 1886 Gothic novella by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. It follows Gabriel John Utterson, a London-based legal practitioner who investigates a series of strange occurrences between his old friend Dr. Henry Jekyll and a murderous criminal named Edward Hyde. Turns out that the good doctor has invented a transforming serum that allows him to become the debased and monstrous Hyde for periods of time.

This mug shows both personas (Jekyll and Hyde) split down the middle and holding a beaker of the serum. He/they wears a blue coat and top hat.

From Biggs Tiki:

"Transform yourself from human to beast with this limited, hand made tiki mug by Mike Biggs.

• Only 50 made in this color way.

• Hand signed and numbered

• Holds 32oz of liquid

• Stands 6 3/4 inches tall

• Comes with a tiki recipe and sticker"

This ceramic fish has an open mouth and interior. The top fin serves as a handle. Marked for "Shipwreck Kelly's" on one side and "Waikiki" on the other. Some marked "SSS" on bottom for Sunset Shore Studio.

This is a riff on the classic Tiki Bob design, showing an earlier more primitive stage of his evolution. Created for the Tonga Hut Art Show 2011.

This is a brown shrunken monkey head with stitches on eyes and mouth and a red fez marked for Deadhead Rum.

From Deadhead Rum:

"The Deadhead Monkey Mug was designed by sculptor Odd Rodney as merch for Deadhead Dark Chocolate Rum. It’s a dead ringer for the brand’s iconic shrunken monkey head bottle (also sculpted by Odd Rodney) and it’s wearing a fez! The back of the fez features an opening to sip your favorite libation from.

Five years in the making — no seriously it took 5 years for this mug to be made. Originally designed in 2018 but, by reasons of force majeure, it was produced in 2023 by Tiki Farm in Tlaquepaque, Mexico an artisan village known for its ceramics and pottery. Forged from high quality, high temperature fired ceramic, each mug is hand made, hand cast, and then individually hand glazed resulting in a small variance in glaze color which makes each mug unique. The Deadhead Monkey Mug measures 5 3/4 inches in height and holds 16 ounces of ice-cold tropical deliciousness.

Limited amount of mugs are available for sale as of February 13, 2023 and will ship out in about a week. Special one-of-a-kind, custom deluxe glaze mugs will be available from Odd Rodney. Please contact him directly at [email protected] for these.

Markings:

'Deadhead Rum' logo on front

'Odd Rodney' on bottom

'Tiki Farm' on bottom"

This mug is a simple hiball cylinder in a general fogcutter shape, with the Kon-Tiki design in relief on the front side. Reverse is labeled "House of Ming Bali Hai Madrid" in red Asian brushstroke font lettering style.

From The Search For Tiki:

"This ceramic cocktail mug, announced for the first Anniversary of The Search for Tiki website, depicts a standing tiki having its mug shot taken. The tiki’s eyes are inspired by the bandit mask of a raccoon. Gnarly looking teeth stick out of the tiki’s exaggerated frown, and a giant crowbar is depicted on the backside of the mug. The tool, sticking out of a pocket, could be used to help the tiki break out of jail. This mug is also holding a 'Search For Tiki Police Department' sign."

Designed by Big Toe (Tom Laura) and sculpted by Squid (Dave Cohen). Manufactured by Tiki Farm and produced by The Search For Tiki.

*Also issued in "Traditional Brown" and Glossy Brown.

From The Search For Tiki:

"This ceramic cocktail mug, announced for the first Anniversary of The Search for Tiki website, depicts a standing tiki having its mug shot taken. The tiki’s eyes are inspired by the bandit mask of a raccoon. Gnarly looking teeth stick out of the tiki’s exaggerated frown, and a giant crowbar is depicted on the backside of the mug. The tool, sticking out of a pocket, could be used to help the tiki break out of jail. This mug is also holding a 'Search For Tiki Police Department' sign."

Designed by Big Toe (Tom Laura) and sculpted by Squid (Dave Cohen). Manufactured by Tiki Farm and produced by The Search For Tiki.

*Also issued in "Jailbird Blue" and "Traditional" Brown.

From The Search For Tiki:

"This ceramic cocktail mug, announced for the first Anniversary of The Search for Tiki website, depicts a standing tiki having its mug shot taken. The tiki’s eyes are inspired by the bandit mask of a raccoon. Gnarly looking teeth stick out of the tiki’s exaggerated frown, and a giant crowbar is depicted on the backside of the mug. The tool, sticking out of a pocket, could be used to help the tiki break out of jail. This mug is also holding a 'Search For Tiki Police Department' sign."

Designed by Big Toe (Tom Laura) and sculpted by Squid (Dave Cohen). Manufactured by Tiki Farm and produced by The Search For Tiki.

*Also issued in "Jailbird Blue" and Glossy Brown.

This clear, square, glass ashtray is marked for the Hawaiian Isle Resort Motel in Miami Beach, Florida.

It has green graphics and features their signature carved tiki with flame on top of its head.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Tomb Raiders beware! If you seek to unlock the secrets of the Lost Temple, you must first pass The Temple Guardian. Many have tried. None have ever lived to tell the tale!

This third edition mug is limited to 250 units.

Each mug is produced by Tiki Bauer and includes a custom spear (also designed by SHAG) by Grider Adventure Art."

This was preceded by a Basalt Gray First Edition and a Greenish Gray Second Edition. This Third Edition in Turquoise with Black wipe is the final edition.