This is a mug shaped like a green coconut that has had the top cut down with a machete to drink out of. Marked for Beachbum Berry's Sippin' Santa event.

Used to serve cocktails such as the "Surf Nut" (Gold Puerto Rican rum, Lime, Caribbean spiced coconut water, Cream of coconut, & Apricot liqueur).

This is a mug shaped like a tikified barber pole with a netted fish float at top, tiki heads at top and bottom, and tapa cloth ribbons twining from top to bottom.

These vary in glaze color. Mainly glazed in the "Sunset" glaze (red, orange, and yellow). A few other varying color-ways... Slight reds and red/orange. No more than 50 made in run.

Premiered for sale July 28th, 2024 at the Lowbrow Aloha.

"The Inferno", a full-scale 105-foot ship, was originally constructed for the 1940 Errol Flynn movie The Sea Hawk before being used in The Goonies.

The Inferno is also the namesake of the Goonies-themed San Clemente tiki bar who hired Big Toe & Tiki Farm to render the ship in ceramic form as a drink bowl complete with red plastic mast sail swizzles to complete the effect.

Cocktail served with bowl includes: "Mt. Gay Navy Strength Rum, Plantation O.F.T.D. Rum, Bounty 151, Falernum, Angostura Bitters, Lime Juice, Honey, and Cinnamon."

This Fu Manchu mug is stamped Tiki Soul on the bottom, and appears to be an unauthorized reproduction of the "APS Fu Manchu" by Dirk Rehder which was first issued in 2012.

The Tiki Soul version features an overall off-white skin-tone with a brown glaze wipe for details, and a red glazed interior.

This is a mug based on the original matchbook from the Tropics Motel featuring a big tiki torch sticking out the side of a Bumatay style tiki in the illustration.

Contrary to speculation, the torch is not a "bong/waterpipe stem".

As a special tribute to Tiki Caliente, Shag also recreated the Tropics Motel matchbooks and designed them to be the "60th Anniversary" Tiki Mugs' Certificate of Authenticity.

Special release during Mucho Caliente on July 20th at Noon.

Limited Edition of 175

$175

This blue edition was preceded by an orange edition released in May of same year.

From Toynk:

"BY THE POWER OF GRAYSKULL

YOU have the power! Become a ferocious warrior with this officially licensed Geeki Tikis Battle Cat mug. Inspired by He-Man's formidable feline steed from Masters of the Universe, this collectible mug puts a tropical flair on the classic '80s cartoon sidekick.

Expertly crafted with high-end sculpted detailing, the design captures Battle Cat's mighty and beastly look. Based on the feline hero's unique coloration, this mug features a green base that matches his tiger-like fur coloring. Battle Cat is also depicted in an action pose, along with his signature armor and saddle that allows him to carry He-Man into battle.

FROM COWARD TO HERO

Just like Cringer's transformation into Battle Cat, the Power Sword will upgrade your home barware set with this must-have mug. Whether you are enjoying a lazy day or helping defend against Skeletor, this BPA-free ceramic mug is durable enough to last through all of your adventures.

You can transform into Battle Cat with a shot of liquid courage. Fill up this tropical cup with approximately 14 ounces of your favorite hot or cold beverage.

OFFICIAL GEEKI TIKIS COLLECTION

This officially licensed Geeki Tikis Masters of the Universe drinkware puts a tropical, Polynesian-inspired twist on all your favorite characters from the popular cartoon and toy line. Complete your mug collection with He-Man, Skeletor, Orko, Battle Cat, Merman, and She-Ra (each sold separately)."

The False Idol Erupting Volcano Mug is based on the False Idol barrel mug. The volcano mug is narrower than the barrel mug and is easier to handle. The mug is also taller due to the erupting lava shooting out of the top of the mug.

The mug was designed by Trader Dane (Dane Danner) and manufactured by Tiki Farm. False Idol released the mug on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, coinciding with the first day of San Diego Tiki Oasis 2024.

The Wayfarer tiki mug by Bosko was released at False Idol on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, the same day as the start of San Diego Tiki Oasis. A Wayfarer is someone that walks from place to place. This brown mug with greenish undertones features a menehune with a big hat. "False Idol" is written on the back of the mug.

This is a mug shaped like a sea urchin with a green glaze. Designed by Shelby Allison (wife of owner Paul McGee) and Holden Westland of Tiki Farm.

Several color editions were made in this order:

1 - Teal Blue, 2 - Purple, 3 - Pink, 4 - Dark Blue, 5 - Dark Green, 6 - Light Green, 7 - Orange, 8 - Mirror Gold, 9 - Sparkling Gold, 10 - Green.

This standing full-bodied Ku Tiki mug, with large bow-shaped mouth and trailing headdress, is from the Hawaiian Room at The Town House Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska. This mug is double sided. It is dark glossy brown with a yellow rim, and marked "Town House Omaha NEBR" on the bottom. It is pictured on the Hawaiian Room drink menu and was used to serve the "Moloka Monsoon." It also came in a matte, light brown version. Thanks to BambooLodge on Tiki Central for providing his images of this rare and little-known mug.

The set of mugs was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki) consisting of the Kanniskull and Isla mugs with matching light blue glaze and patches of a crusty brown overglaze. Only 5 sets were made.

The Kanniskull mug is shaped like a skull, but instead of teeth the lower part has been replaced by the traditional Tahitian Cannibal Tiki Trio (Hunter, Catcher, Ingestor) and the latest mug in the Kult of the Kannibal series. The Isla mug was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki). The mug is shaped like a mini skull with deep sunken eyes and nasal cavity.

From Shima Ceramics:

"You guys, I’m so happy how these Shuten Doji mugs turned out! It’s the biggest, baddest demon mug yet. 32oz, 7.5 inches tall. Hand-sculpted original, made 100% in house as always.

Only 80 mugs will be made in total, give or take a few. This is the third Japanese demon mug in a series of at least 6 that I’ll make.

About the demon: Shuten Doji, the drunken demon, was a bad-ass demon lord from 14th century Japanese mythology. The story is that as a human he was a mean, brutal drunk that put on a demon mask at night as a joke, but that it stuck to his face permanently. He became a powerful, blood-drinking demon lord, one of the most feared yokai in Japan."

There were 4 main color-ways of this design (red, black, black & gold, green). Later one-offs including all gold were made also.