This is a mug shaped like a caricatured bust of Walt Disney. He is wearing a blue suit jacket, a pink lei is around his neck, and he is holding a Mickey Mouse hat in his hands, with tiki parrots on his shoulders, and Pele Tiki on reverse.

From Trader Duck:

"All the birds sing words and the flowers croon for the Walt! 7” wide mug holds 22 oz. Each mug is handmade by Trader Duck."

Trader Duck also produced a Frozen Walt on Ice with Walt's head encased in a resin ice cube (alluding to the urban legend his body is cryogenically frozen) and a Shrunken Head Walt with eyes and mouth stitched shut.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Valiant to the end, the test pilot’s final flight took him deep into the heart of a remote jungle where he was never seen again. It is rumored that anyone who drinks from this vessel is imbued with a little bit of the bravery of that ill-fated explorer. And, if you consume all 32oz, you will be extra brave."

The Test Pilot was sculpted and produced by Trevor Foster. Limited to 200 pieces."

This version of the test pilot is a Third Edition green glazed variant from 2024 that has been extensively painted and embellished by Faust. It is a 1/1 creation.

This heavy pressed glass rounded triangle ashtray is clear except for a yellow and green round heat decal graphic at center featuring a hula girl and palm trees and advertising "The Tropics 122 Broadway San Diego".

From Undertow:

"At UnderTow we use this Chambri Flask [64 oz] to pour and serve water in our accompanying Chambri Cups [16 oz Collins & 8 oz Cup]. We chose water so that this beautiful artwork can adorn every table and be enjoyed by every passenger aboard our ship.

At home we use more than a few of these flasks to store some of our favorite rums! They make a beautiful edition to our collection and also serve as a function to return to our tiki collection for a daily ration of rum.

Inspired by The Chambri tribe, also known as the Sepik River crocodile people of Papua New Guinea. The Chambri, with a population of around 2,500 people, have a unique relationship with the crocodile, which is seen as a sacred and powerful animal in their culture. The crocodile is revered as the ancestor of the Chambri tribe and is closely associated with their rituals and beliefs. The tribe has a history of crocodile hunting, with the men risking their lives to catch the giant reptiles for their meat, skin, and bones, which are used in traditional ceremonies. The Chambri tribe's traditional masks and carvings are adorned with crocodile imagery and are highly prized by collectors of primitive art. The Chambri tribe still maintains their strong connection to the crocodile, acknowledging its continuing importance in their cultural heritage."

A Maori influenced tiki head mug. Some speculation on Tiki Central that the design was Cthulhu Mythos inspired and obtained from The Devil's Reef Tiki Bar located in Innsmouth, MA (said to have been destroyed during the US government raid of 1928).

This version is glazed in green, but there are other color-ways also, including brown.

This is a mug shaped like a skull with no lower jaw and an octopus inside -- tentacles streaming from the mouth cavity and one lazy eye staring from the right eye socket.

Crustaceans cover the rest of the skull, marked "Strong Water Anaheim" on reverse.

This fifth edition was preceded by a first edition in beige with a brown wipe, a second edition in red/orange, a third edition with a green wipe, and a fourth edition in blue.

This standard 2oz shot glass was available for Avantiki, a holiday-themed pop-up at the Avanti "Collective Eatery" (hipster food hall) in Denver's LoHi district, featuring holiday and tiki-inspired cocktails. Avantiki was open late November thru the end of December of 2023.

There was a blue or a red version.

This is a fogcutter shaped mug with Tikis trying to escape the lava coming over the rim. Black lava with red tikis color-way.

The mug comes with the Krakatoa Punch cocktail, which contains Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, Pyrat XO Reserve Rum, Orgeat (Almond) Syrup, Sam’s Gorilla Grog, and Hibiscus Grenadine.

This is a mug shaped the Drooling Bastard (a crude Tiki made of volcanic rock, holding a bowl, with water trickling out of his mouth and into the bowl). It is based on the original fountain sculpture at the Tonga Hut which is the mascot for the Loyal Order of the Drooling Bastard.

This version was designed by SHAG and manufactured & distributed exclusively by Lost Temple Traders and has a blue glazed exterior with black wipe, and light blue "water" in the fountain (limited to 65 pieces).

Used to serve a "Swamp Zombie" cocktail (named after Shag’s former band!), consisting of peach, rum, and other ingredients.

There was also Tonga Hut exclusive gray color-way of this design limited to 300 pieces.

This double-sided mug features a Mayan inspired design by Jacob Medina on front which has a third eye on forehead and a more Polynesian inspired tiki design by Tiki Shark on the reverse which is holding its own tongue. This is the turquoise blue variant of their open edition which came in either burgundy red, turquoise blue, or purple color-ways.

From Tiki Shark:

"Open Edition

Size - Extra Large 7.5 inches tall X 3 inches wide.

Color - Bone with burgundy red highlights, Highlighted turquoise, or Highlighted purple

The Fourth Meso-American designed Tiki Mug (#4)

Continuing their artistic study into Meso-American culture & mythology Jacob Arthur Medina & Brad 'Tiki-Shark' Parker bring to you their fourth creation – Son of Kaan – Tiki Mug

Meticulously designed by both artists to keep the artistic integrity of the Meso-American series. Make space for one more Mug on your shelf next to your other 'Mayan • Hawaiian' Tiki Mugs! This one is a beauty and a 'must have!!'

HOLDS 32 OUNCES OF YOUR FAV DRINK!"

This coffee mug has a handle on the reverse and features a tiki with crescent eyes, a grimace baring square closed teeth, and tapa style designs on forehead with chisel marks on rest of body.

This design was released in either green, brown, or blue. There is also a trio of matching shot-glasses/shot-mugs in the same color-ways.

This coffee mug has a handle on the reverse and features a tiki with crescent eyes, a grimace baring square closed teeth, and tapa style designs on forehead with chisel marks on rest of body.

This design was released in either green, brown, or blue. There is also a trio of matching shot-glasses/shot-mugs in the same color-ways.