Mythosaurs were creatures of gigantic proportions found on the Outer Rim world of Mandalore. The Mines of Mandalore were a mythosaur lair. They were allegedly tamed and ridden by Mandalore the Great and ancient Mandalorians, but they were believed to have gone extinct long before the Mandalorian cataclysm, although at least one mythosaur survived and lived in the Living Waters during the time of the New Republic. Its skull was one of the traditional symbols of Mandalorian iconography, and some Mandalorian armor bore the distinctive symbol.

This mug has a light gray skull on a light brownish beige tumbler exterior with green interior.

This skull mug is one of at least three mugs that have been authorized by Disney, including one manufactured by Geeki Tikis and one created by Tiki Farm for Oga's Cantina.

From Geeki Tikis:

"Behold the Mythosaur Skull mug!

Mythosaurs were creatures of gigantic proportions found on the Outer Rim World of Mandalore. They were allegedly tamed and ridden by ancient Mandalorians.

Although long extinct, this traditional symbol of Mandalorian iconography can now be admired as the Galaxy's coolest drinking vessel. And to be quite honest, doesn't your favorite beverage just taste better out of the skull of a Mythosaur?

This 18oz. MEGA Mug measures approximately 8 inches high x 6.25 inches wide and is made from heavyweight stoneware. It features a beautiful grey glaze with a darker wash which accentuates the details of the skull.

Experience the aloha with every sip!"

This was the second mug version of the Mythosaur, preceded by a Disney Park version and later followed by an Oga's Cantina version.

It was released at the New York Comicon on October 6-9, 2022. Later sold through Geeki Tikis and Toynk, etc. online...

This is a mug shaped like the skull of a Mythosaur surrounded by rocks.

The mug is made to look like brown jagged rocks with black highlights. On one side is the Mythosaur skull with a pair of tusks curving down toward its mouth. The skull is a bony gray color.

The Mythosaur is a legendary creature native to the Mandalorian home planet of Mandalore (or Manda’yaim, in the Mando’a language). It was previously thought to be extinct, having been slowly eradicated during the long years of infighting between Mandalorian clans. At least one Mythosaur survived both that and the Great Purge, as discovered in the Living Waters by Din Djarin and Bo-Katan Kryze in season three of “The Mandalorian.”

The Mythosaur skull symbol is important to Mandalorian culture and often used on flags, shields, and armor. It’s common for Mandalorians to adorn themselves with the Mythosaur, especially if they don’t have a clan signet of their own.

*NOTE: This mug is used to serve "The Mythosaur" cocktail which includes: Minute Maid Passion Fruit Orange and Guava Juice with a splash of lime juice topped with Appleton Estate 8 Year Reserve Rum, Goslings Black Seal Rum, and Blue Curaçao Liqueur.

From Tiki Maniacs:

"Not since I saw a werewolf at Trader Vic's in London drinkin' a piña colada has there been a mug with hair this perfect! Just in time for Howl-oween, Tiki Maniacs is proud to release Chapter 1 of our Trio of Terror. Werewolf’s Demise is a limited edition of 150 hand numbered mugs designed by Tiki Maniacs, sculpted by Patrick Vassar and produced by Monkey Skull in the USA.

The mug measures 8.5 inches tall and holds approximately 10oz of liquid.

Includes a 10.5 inch long 'silver-toned' stainless steel reusable drinking straw (also use to slay the beast!)"

Ocean Flo's Tiki Barn is a home bar in Phoenix, AZ owned by Roxanne and Dan.

Their fur baby, Coconut the Chichi, is the inspiration for this mug which is shaped like a lidded coconut with Coconut's face on front and a paw print on reverse.

From Tiki Maniacs:

"Virgin cocktail drinkers beware of this ravenous vampire vessel! Tiki Maniacs presents the second cocktail mug in our 'Trio of Terror' Series — Dracula’s Downfall! A limited edition of 150 hand numbered mugs designed by Tiki Maniacs, sculpted by Patrick Vassar and produced by Monkey Skull in the USA.

The mug measures 8.75 inches tall and holds approximately 11 oz of liquid.

Includes a 10 inch long bamboo reusable drinking straw (also use to slay the beast!)"

This is a three-sided mug featuring a long-necked cat in the Witco style. The mug was produced for the Chicago Area Tiki Tour (CATT) on September 30th through October 2nd, 2011. It was a bus tour of Chicago Tiki venues, including Hala Kahiki, Malahini Terrace, Chef Shangri-la, Tiki Terrace, and Tong's Tiki Hut. Sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Moai.

This was one of two different custom 1/1 mugs using the CATT 2011 design. The first of these was "Tourist Catt" which was glazed in glossy brown with matte white cat and lettering. This second custom mug was themed on the vintage Luau 400 mug with glossy black and variating orange and purple on the cat.

Indiana Jones Adventure originally opened on March 3, 1995, and Club 33 celebrated the ride’s 30th Anniversary with a mug reminiscent of the Temple of the Forbidden Eye, itself. The mug features venomous snakes, skulls, and temple emblems. It appears weathered and worn much like the rugged appearance of the attraction, as well.

Mostly gray with some mossy hints of gray here and there.

Used to serve the "Why Did It Have To Be Snakes?" cocktail, containing: El Dorado 8 year Rum, Benedictine, Falernum, Passionfruit, Lemon, Spanish Bitters, Nutmeg, and a mist of Absinthe.

This is a ceramic lighter with nickel metal lighter insert at top (Penguin Brand) and featuring a Chinese junk on the front. It is glazed yellow with brown details for the junk. Marked "Dave Wong's China Sails" on back, with OMC sticker on bottom.

From THOR & TikiLand Trading Company:

"Behold the Venom Vessel, which whispers tales of potent elixirs and warm nights. Its chalice-like body, adorned with carvings, rests upon four formidable scorpions, with their textured carapaces and menacing claws forming its unique base. Each scorpion seems poised to strike, adding an element of danger and mystique to the drinking experience. This vessel doesn't just hold a cocktail; it embodies the thrill of the exotic, inviting you to sip slowly and savor the potent magic within, as if daring the scorpions' venom with every taste.

This mug/bowl holds about 16oz (varies slightly mug to mug), is approximately 3.75 inches tall, and 5.25 inches wide. Made in USA, in our Southern California studios."

*NOTE: It seems like a tradition that THOR makes a scorpion bowl for each company he works with. In 2014 he made a large scorpion bowl for Tiki Farm and in 2021 he made one for Munktiki Imports.

This mug 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.

Instead of a root ball head, however, the top of the mug has a modernist bisected circle pattern - perhaps evoking breeze blocks or some other design element found in Palm Springs.

These came in several different color-ways.

Released at Sancho's in Palm Springs on Friday night, February 14, 2025 at 7 PM.

This is an early design from the 1960s created by Stella Bodey. This design was also made into a mug and bowl form by Beauce Pottery of Canada and Spurlin (Stella Bodey, again) did a salt and pepper set of this design.

Early postcards show the Sam's gift shop with rows and rows of these mugs (all with what look like red price stickers on the side of the head), but surprisingly few of these mugs have lasted into the modern era.

Later, in 2007, Tiki Farm did a modern version of this design for Sam's Seafood shortly before it closed and later became Kona and Don the Beachcomber. The modern version was sculpted by Squid based on early postcards and menu graphics, as no original could be found. As a result, there are quite a few key differences between the versions.