From Tiki Farm:

"When creating our 'Tetlahuan' mug, which represents a beautiful, yet simplistic departure from the norm, we give to you a subtle nod to the limited, but relevant tequila-based mixology creations that are to be found within the Tiki community.

The mug draws inspiration from ancient Meso-American artistry with the origins of the primary feature being Aztec in nature. Finished with a softened pumice-like overall stone hued texture, the wraparound iconography is presented in a beautiful, contrasting earthen red glaze. On the backside of the mug is a nod to the plant that begets the spirit of choice, the iconic agave. The design is supported with a foundation of 3 rounded supporting structures to add further intrigue and elegance to the design, while maintaining our simplistic overall intended direction.

One of the main, albeit selfish reasons we created this design is that we wanted a new mug design in our display cabinets that, when seen by our friends, sparked a conversation of simplistic elegance and intrigue.

Tetlahuan stands 4.25 inches high and has an 18-ounce capacity.

From Tiki Farm:

"Designed for Tiki Farm by renowned Japanese Tiki artist Mookie Sato, our beloved 'Paradise Beckons' Tiki mug returns in a stunning new Springtime color-way—shifting from the Fall season inspired brown and orange primary glaze tones to a fresh new blend of blue and green, evoking ocean breezes and tropical gardens.

Paradise Beckons stands 7.25” high and has a 17-ounce capacity.

Your tropical escape starts with the first pour!"

*An "Autumn Vibes Edition" in Brown and Orange was previously released in September of 2024.

This mug is two tone with a blue head and beige face, ears, and neck. It has cowrie shell eyes, a long sloping nose, and tiny curve of a mouth. The head is decorated with repeated leaf-like patterns.

Designed and manufactured by Eekum Bookum. Released for Arizona Tiki Oasis (April 24th-27th, 2025). Mug signing on the 26th.

The "Lucky Tiki" design was used for many mugs and other items.

This particular flat ashtray came in at least three styles -- plain with no marking on front, marked "Florida" on front forehead, and a long version measuring 8.5" with cigar/cigarette rests at top and bottom.

Inspired by his previous Tiki Bob Pearl in the Shell mugs, Eric presents this bowl version using a vintage slip-cast shell mold in the Hall style.

This lidded ice bucket is made of stoneware and decorated with circular metal earrings. Has a matching metal knob on the lid. Interior is lined with a removable plastic liner.

It was manufactured and distributed by Nasco, Japan.

This ashtray is made to look like a log. There is a tiki face "carved" in the front. This version has a slight smile and half-closed eyes.

There are at least two more similar ashtrays in this series, including the Westwood Style Angry Tiki Log and Westwood Style Yellow Face Diamond Tiki Log Ashtray.

There are also matching mugs. This series was put out by Nasco, a manufacturer based in Japan.

This ashtray is made to look like a log. There is a tiki face "carved" in the front. This version is showing his teeth.

The face resembles a Westwood W-17 Tiki Mug.

There are at least two more similar ashtrays in this series, including the Yellow Face Diamond Log and Yellow Face Mellow Log ashtray.

There are also matching mugs. This series was put out by Nasco, a manufacturer based in Japan.

This mug was issued for the June 23rd-26th, 2022 Luau At The Lake Event held in Lake George by the Fraternal Order of Moai.

It is a severed head version of "Lumpy" -- a tiki statue on the grounds.

Brown with a red drip of "blood" running down from the rim.

This is a mash-up of the classic Tiki Bob by Alec Yuill-Thornton and an Easter Bunny Peep marshmallow candy.

Eric made these in either pink or yellow and also made matching shot-sized versions as well.

"Tiki Bob Was Here" scratched on reverse in classic Killroy graffiti fashion with a Tiki Bob looking over a wall.

This is a mash-up of the classic Tiki Bob by Alec Yuill-Thornton and an Easter Bunny Peep marshmallow candy.

Eric made these in either pink or yellow and also made matching shot-sized versions as well.

"Tiki Bob Was Here" scratched on reverse in classic Killroy graffiti fashion with a Tiki Bob looking over a wall.

A standing tiki mug with round concentric eyes, a diamond patterned headdress, and glazed in a light blue/green glaze. He is a part of a set with his brother, Komani, who is glazed in a darker blue, has bisected pupils, and a wavy rounded pattern on headdress. This version of Koka with heat decal on back was sold, starting in March 2020, at Mutiny Bar, Detroit, Michigan. Koka is light blue and green with “Mutiny Tiki Bar Detroit, MI” on the back of his head in black.