This is a traditional moai mug with long broad nose, long ears, and a small straight closed mouth.

Glazed in a variety of color-ways.

From Swizzle:

"Width: 8.5 centimeters

Height: 23 centimeters

Depth: 7.5 centimeters

This is a new Moai design of mine I've yet to name.

It is handmade from start to finish by 'Swizzle' in Melbourne, Australia from earthenware and food safe glazes. Holds approximately 500ml of your favourite beverage.

Each design i make is made in limited numbers and every piece that I make is glazed in a one of a kind glaze* so you can be assured you are getting a true original piece of art with no two pieces alike."

This mug is shaped like a tiki head that is wide at the top and then narrows downward before flaring outward once more at the base. Deep eye sockets and defined cheekbones. A long, broad nose. Open, dog-bone shaped mouth.

Comes in a variety of glaze colors and some have cowrie shells inset in the eye sockets.

From Swizzle:

"Width: 10 centimeters

Height: 15 centimeters

Depth: 8 centimeters

It is handmade from start to finish by 'Swizzle' in Melbourne, Australia from earthenware and food safe glazes. The mug holds approximately 300ml of your favourite beverage."

A bowl supported by three frowning moai.

The original version was sculpted by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm but this is an unauthorized version with distorted details that was sold on e-Bay, Amazon, Winish, Ali Express, and through several wholesale bar supply stores online.

This unauthorized version was mass produced in either all green or all brown, whereas the Tiki Farm versions were all two-tone (even the artist proofs) to highlight the "lava" rim and interiors.

It reads "Tiki Bowl of Waikiki Designed by Tiki Bar 2006" but that designer is hard to track down and the year this was actually issued was likely several years later than this.

A bowl supported by three frowning moai.

The original version was sculpted by Squid and manufactured by Tiki Farm but this is an unauthorized version with distorted details that was sold on e-Bay, Amazon, Winish, Ali Express, and through several wholesale bar supply stores online.

This unauthorized version was mass produced in either all green or all brown, whereas the Tiki Farm versions were all two-tone (even the artist proofs) to highlight the "lava" rim and interiors.

It reads "Tiki Bowl of Waikiki Designed by Tiki Bar 2006" but that designer is hard to track down and the year this was actually issued was likely several years later than this.

This is a chopped-down version of Swizzle's earlier Gin Palace Moai Mug. Produced in several different glaze finishes.

The moai has a goatee and a pointed and long sloped nose. Based on a stone carving found outside the tourism office in Papeete, Tahiti.

This is a Tiki tOny version of the classic Tiki Bob design originated by Alec Yuill-Thornton, issued for Ventiki's 11th Anniversary.

Burnt orange glaze with white and black details.

Signed and numbered on bottom by Tiki tOny.

This is a Meso-American figure, possibly pre-Columbian, styled as a Tiki mug for the Sheraton in Cancun, Mexico.

Produced in a medium brown and also in a light grayish brown.

This is a Papua New Guinea Mask inspired stacker mug in the McMenamins Tarot Series. This one is labeled "The Seer" and is double sided with masks on either side in black, orange and light yellow.

From McMenamins:

"McMenamins commissioned our friends at Munktiki and worked with them to create a set of stacker tiki mugs for our bars.

Maximum ounces this tiki mug can hold is 12oz. Series 1 is inspired by art and objects from The Old Hangout at Elks Temple. Limited edition, 1000 total quantity produced and series stamped on bottom. Hand painted and hand stamped. As with any hand crafted item each one will vary slightly and might be imperfectly perfect."

From McMenamin's:

"At once you are welcomed and forbidden, as the pufferfish is cute but deadly with its ballooning spikes. Swim carefully – or better yet, stay ashore drinking tropical cocktails from this mug inspired by the Kapu Hut at North Bank Pub. McMenamins Tarot series has an arcana of its own. Each mug draws inspiration from the art at individual McMenamins island-inspired bars. Just like tarot cards, the mugs have different meanings when upright or inverted. Our Tarot Series mugs are made by Munktiki. They’re thrown by hand on a potter’s wheel, then the design is carved, from which a mold is made. After firing they’re hand-painted and hand-stamped. Slight imperfections are the nature of handmade.

Maximum ounces this tiki mug can hold is 12oz. Series 2 is inspired by art and objects from The Old Hangout at Elks Temple. Limited edition, 1000 total quantity produced."

This mug is shaped like a Papua New Guinea style mask with a roadrunner on the reverse.

Also available in blue and orange glazes.

50 of each color produced and sold at 2025 Arizona Tiki Oasis.

Though marked for the event, this is not the official Arizona Tiki Oasis 2025 event mug. Eekum Bookum created the official event mug as well (which also had cowrie shell eyes but was two-toned blue and beige with an entirely different sculpt).

This mug is shaped like a Papua New Guinea style mask with a roadrunner on the reverse.

Also available in green and orange glazes.

50 of each color produced and sold at 2025 Arizona Tiki Oasis.

Though marked for the event, this is not the official Arizona Tiki Oasis 2025 event mug. Eekum Bookum created the official event mug as well (which also had cowrie shell eyes but was two-toned blue and beige with an entirely different sculpt).