Ashley Morgan (Sleepy Siren Treasure Company) released 8 one-off designs on 2-10-25. Each featured very unique sculpts and color details.

"Noodles for Brains" includes a number of distinct and unique features which sets it apart from other “Zombie” Kelp King sculpts. It features a bright blue “zombie-fied” octopus Eating “brains”, which resemble noodles, from a skull with chopsticks. This is the only piece created in the Kelp King series which features an eyeball and chopsticks. It is also the only piece in a vivid blue color-way.

Kelp King was released in other color-ways in small batches, however Ashley occasionally releases very meticulous one-off creations based on her primary sculpts. These are the last of the Kelp King derived pieces. Ashley will not produce more 1/1 Kelp King works.

This mug was inspired by Isak Heartstone, a 15-foot tall wooden troll sculpture located on the Trollstigen Trail in Breckenridge, Colorado. Located in the southeast corner of the Stephen C. West Ice Arena parking lot, next to Illinois Gulch Trailhead. Originally built as a part of the annual Breckenridge International Festival of Arts (BIFA) held in August, Isak was created by the Danish artist Thomas Dambo, who is known worldwide for bringing awareness to recycling and upcycling by building great things out of trash.

This mug is standing with his snow board and some ski goggles.

The Bride is a mixture of the bride you know from the attraction and a mermaid. It is generally served with a glowing LED cube inside. It is served with a drink called “Final Vow”, which contains Codigo Artesenal Mescal, Amaretto, Strawberry, Mango, Lime juice and Hot Sauce.

The drink normally sells for $50, including the mug, but when the mugs sold out the cocktails were sold for $15 each.

This mug is designed to look like it was carved from the wooden planks of a ghost ship.

The Mariner glowers sternly, covered in seaweed, starfish, and holding a metal harpoon swizzle in his right hand.

It is served with a drink called “Last Catch”. The drink contains Old Forester Statesman Bourbon, Monin Rose syrup, Mango puree & Marigold syrup, Lime juice and Pineapple juice.

It normally sells for $60 with the mug. However, when the mug sold out they started selling the cocktail for $15.

These Polynesian style mai tai glasses were produced in a blue & black and an orange & black color-way.

This caricature glass of "Stanley The Great" features a faithful representation of his caricature portrait that hung behind the bar of The Tahitian Bar at The Castaways in Fort Lauderdale.

Stanley was best known for balancing multiple trays of glasses on his head. The original flair bartender!

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"This pufferfish 'discovered' by Thorold Lee Lost, a.k.a. Lost Tiki, on one of his many ocean adventures has been recreated in fine ceramic form by mad scientist and sculptor extraordinaire Thomas 'Thor' Thordarson. Thor, armed with Lost’s fanciful descriptions, was able to capture every detail of the 'Petrified Puffer'. Recently, after being found amongst some dusty old crates in the basement of the Lost Museum, this Lost artifact has been replicated for all to enjoy.

This mug holds about 20oz (varies slightly mug to mug), and is about 4 inches tall, 7.5 inches long, and 4.5 inches wide.

Designed by the TikiLand Trading Co team, and Sculpted by Thor in sunny Southern California. Imported."

Ginger Dead Man is shaped like a typical gingerbread man cookie with white frosting decorating the wrists, waist, & ankles.

Uncharacteristically, this gingerbread man has the appearance of a zombie out for revenge and clutches a couple of shrunken gingerbread heads in one hand.

In addition to the regular edition of 50, House of Modern Antiquities did this Misfits Edition (less than 10) of this design as well. The face resembles the mascot from the American punk rock band, The Misfits.

This is a ceramic pitcher with bamboo leaves motif and a real piece of rattan/bamboo for the handle. This version was glazed in green, but these were issued in other colors (deep burnt orange or yellow or pink) as part of a wider set of Lanai Ware with each piece available in one of these 4 color-ways.

This pirate head mug was designed by Tiki tOny and manufactured by TikiLand Trading for Broken Compass in Burbank, CA.

From Tiki Farm:

"Cap’n Moai is the newest in our tenured, heralded 'Yaniger Moai' history of mugs! Derek’s take on the classic Moai can be argued as the most singularly-unique in the modern resurgent history of Tiki and as always, they pack a lotta fun!

Cap’n Moai is perhaps his most over-the-top to date and is our personal all-time favorite of his in the quirky department! Beautiful tonal grays and blacks blend with saturated reds and the actual platinum (yep!) plated Anchor and earring finish him off as quite the suave Cap’n indeed! Capn’ Moai is a momma’s boy and he loves his mum! Just turn him around and you’ll see!

Cap'n Moai stands 8.5 inches inches high and holds 23 oz.

This mug design is © copyright 2025 Derek Yaniger and Tiki Farm - No part of the design may be reproduced or copied without express written permission of Tiki Farm."

Released Saturday, February 15, 2025.

This Papua New Guinea Sepik River Bird was originally carved by Jim Casey and stood outside of Aloha Jhoe's in Palm Springs, California.

Photos of it and more history are contained in Sven Kirsten's book, Palm Springs Tiki (pages 154-155).

To coincide with the release of the book, Sven had John Mulder create this beautiful mug, which was released Sunday, February 16th, at The Reef in Palm Springs.