This brown coffee mug with multicolor detailing and handle features a hula girl in relief on the front with Diamondhead in background. She is wearing a grass skirt and a lei and is dancing next to a palm tree. The front of the mug reads "Aloha Hawaii". Part of a set, including an ashtray, handled Diamondhead only coffee mug, S&P set and other pieces (some without the hula girl but featuring other details).

This is a bamboo-shaped mug made by Jungle Modern Ceramics out of a fine porcelain clay body and high fired at cone 10.

This is a fogcutter-shaped mug with Maori interlace designs. Slipcast molded by Jungle Modern Ceramics and high fired at cone 10. Brown exterior with red interior.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel and made by Jungle Modern Ceramics, high fired at cone 10.

This is a lidded mug shaped like one of Kailua's landmarks: the Lanikai Monument. Erected in 1926 by Charles R. Frazier to mark the entrance to his new subdivision and country club, the Monument has since become an icon of Kailua and Lanikai beach. This mug comes with a lid with straw hole and was made available in different glaze colors (including light blue, light green, and light yellow).

This pink frosted loball was manufactured by Tiki Farm and features a hula girl on the front center of the glass and a lei pattern around the top and bottom. Designed by Doug Harlow. Came in a 4-pack. Same design but different shape than the Tiki Farm Hula Girl Double Shot and Tiki Farm Hula Girl Hiball.

This green frosted loball was manufactured by Tiki Farm and features coconut palms on the front center of the glass and a palm pattern around the top and bottom. Designed by Doug Harlow. Came in a 4-pack. Same design but different shape than the Tiki Farm Coconut Palm Double Shot and Tiki Farm Coconut Palm Hiball.

This blue frosted loball was manufactured by Tiki Farm and features a hibiscus on the front center of the glass and a hibiscus pattern around the top and bottom. Designed by Doug Harlow. Same design but different shape than the Tiki Farm Hibiscus Double Shot and Tiki Farm Hibiscus Hiball.

This hula girl mug was manufactured by Tepco and is very similar to the regular Tepco Hula Girl mug but is unmarked. It features an abstract hula girl next to two palm trees. She is wearing a reddish brown skirt and lei (as opposed to white on later mug version). Two white birds are flying overhead. The most noticeable distinction is that this mug has a blue sky that extends from the top rim of the mug past the white bird and almost to the wahine's head. The glazing has a bit more detail and this mug is similar in style to the earlier 1940s era Trader Vic's Samoan Fog Cutter Mugs.

The 2015 Hukilau was held June 10-14th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a round-headed standing Tiki with large concentric circle eyes and curlique designs on mouth and chest. A limited run of 400 mugs were produced with 100 per glaze. The four styles are "Ocean," "Fire," "Sand" and "Volcano." The mug was inspired and adapted from a design by artist Dave “Basement Kahuna” Wolfe. Tiki Diablo sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

The 2015 Hukilau was held June 10-14th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a round-headed standing Tiki with large concentric circle eyes and curlique designs on mouth and chest. A limited run of 400 mugs were produced with 100 per glaze. The four styles are "Ocean," "Fire," "Sand" and "Volcano." The mug was inspired and adapted from a design by artist Dave “Basement Kahuna” Wolfe. Tiki Diablo sculpted and manufactured the mugs.

This is a mug shaped like a large octopus hugging a Tiki in its tentacles. It was designed and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder). Twenty-five of the special “Red Eye Evil Octopus” version were secretly mixed into the entire batch as a blind box surprise. One "Golden Tiki" version was mixed in as well. Additionally, there were test glaze versions of the mug (blue, red, etc…). Event held May 14th-17th, 2015. This is the "Wet" after-event version in gloss glaze finish limited to twenty-five (not included in original issue of 225).