This mug depicts a topless Pele wearing a crown of red & yellow flowers and a Honu turtle pendant. She is cupping her hands together in front. Her hair, on reverse, morphs to molten magma and black lava rock.

From Eekum Bookum:

"Pele is traditionally the goddess of volcanoes, fire, and lightning.

This mug was originally sculpted for our friends at The Honu but we loved it so much we wanted more of you to have the chance to behold her. So with the blessings of the Honu team we are making a limited run of 100 mugs in a new color scheme and no Honu logo.

Pele is just under 6.5 inches tall and holds 16 fluid ounces."

*NOTE: Two color editions marked for The Honu preceded this version marked "Pele" instead of "Honu" on reverse.

This is a mug shaped like a swag lamp crafted of rattan/bamboo/natural fibers/lahala matting/resin & plumeria flower blossoms. This style of lamp was created by Orchids of Hawaii originally and is still made by modern lamp makers, albeit in small numbers since each is custom made.

This mug version features 10 panels with plumeria blossom accents.

From Taboo Relics:

"Matte white plumeria with blue and violet wipeaway, and translucent purple interior. I love this color combo because it reminds me of the old 3d stereoscopic comics."

This is a mug shaped like the Necronomicon, a book first introduced in the Cthulhu Mythos by H.P. Lovecraft, and portrayed here as envisioned by Big Toe.

The Necronomicon, also referred to as the Book of the Dead, or under a purported original Arabic title of Kitab al-Azif, is a fictional grimoire (textbook of magic) that is sentient and evil -- said to be bound in human skin.

This mug is based on the Devil in Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, a dark ride at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California. The ride is loosely based on Disney's adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows (1908), one of two segments comprising the animated package film The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949). The ride is one of the few remaining attractions operational since the park's opening in July 1955, although the current iteration of the ride opened in 1983.

From Cursed Idol:

"Almost two years in the making, it’s almost time to let the Devil out of the bag!!

Introducing 'One Wild Ride' by Cursed Idol on sale October 6th at 8:30 PM Central at www.cursedidol.com.

The Devil is in the details! The mug was hand sculpted by Patrick Vassar (@the_green_tiki) and produced by Monkey Skull in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Features a custom pitchfork swizzle designed by Kymm Bang (kymmbang.com). Mug stands almost 9 inches tall and holds approximately 18 fluid ounces. Edition size of 150 with the possibility of an additional 50 at a later date. No more than 200 mugs will be produced.

Sales Price $150 plus $15 shipping and handling."

This mug is shaped like a Tiki Pole from Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room and the reverse features a standing Vanuatu slit drum Tiki from outside the Disney World Jungle Cruise.

This Super Limited Edition was limited to only 10 pieces. Glazed in a light gray with pale blue, yellow, and red detailing.

Also issued in either solid light gray or light brown editions.

This mug is shaped like the topless bust of a"Maori Princess" wearing a jade Hei Tiki necklace.

From Monkey Skull:

"We're releasing the first 10 of our very limited edition of 50 'MAORI PRINCESS '! We've had some dilemmas with choosing glaze colors for a run of 100, so we decided to split the ideas into smaller runs. $165 includes shipping in the continental US."

Prior to this, there were also several artist proofs in various colors that, through social media, helped to determine the colors for the first edition.

A rum barrel resting on a wooden trestle which is itself resting an a small sandy beach dune. Piled up on the beach dune below the barrel are various flotsam and jetsam, including a starfish, rum jug, tiki head carving, red crab, and piece of rope attached to an old wooden pulley. One side of the barrel is labeled "Rum Runner 1937" and the other is labeled "Medford Fine Old Rum". End of the barrel has "no 89-00142" record number on it.

From Eekum Bookum:

"A twist on the classic rum barrel mug. This beauty holds 18+ liquid ounces. Designed and sculpted by Mulder142. As usual, each mug is hand painted so coloring may vary per mug. One mug per person/family/ household."

From Undertow:

"Modeled after the skull of the parrot ⁠from a story out at sea, it's a rare find that belongs on any tiki mug collector's shelf. It was a noble bird with ties to royal rituals:⁠ ⁠ 'After gently removing the vials of liquid, the only thing that remained in the ornate chest were the hand-painted skulls of the Nachisly Parrot. Each was wrapped in dried lahala leaves and carefully stacked side to side to prevent the bones from cracking.⁠' ⁠ According to lore, the feathers of the Nachisly were plucked one by one to create the coronation headdress of the new tribal King. This noble gift cost each bird its life, and their skulls were dried and cleaned and used as drinking vessels during the coronation ceremony. The inscription reads: This noble sacrifice creates beauty among those who celebrate the continuing bloodline of Kings. May luck and good fortune find those who hold and drink from this rare bird's hollowed remains."⁠

Made by Tiki Farm and purchase price is $25 each, or 4 for $80. Holds 3.5 oz.

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"This mug is inspired by the Tahitian carvings depicting the cannibal trio.

Price: $63 (This price may increase in the future as less become available)

Mug size and volume: This mug is approximately 6.75 inches tall and holds about 17 oz (this will vary from mug to mug depending on wall thickness when it was made).

Designed by TikiLand Trading Co. in sunny southern California. Imported."

*Sculpted by THOR.

This is a mug shaped like an aged green skull missing its lower jaw and wearing a black eyepatch over its left eye socket. Marked for "Inside Passage" on reverse. This was preceded by a brown first edition.

From MONDO:

"King Ghidorah, Monster Zero, The Astro Monster ... The infamous three-headed space dragon has terrorized millions throughout the cosmos, and now your tiki bar!

Designed after its Showa Era appearance by Hector Arce and sculpted by the awesome Tufan Sezer. Holding a massive 30oz, King Ghidorah is ready to electrify any tiki concoction you could think of!

Inspired by the very first promotional photos and poster for GHIDORAH, THE THREE HEADED MONSTER, this brand-new variant features a colorful gradation with hand-painted details."

This version is bigger at 4 additional ounces over the previous color-way variant released.

Manufactured by Tiki Farm. Packaging Design by Michael Bonanno.

This is a mug with a Maori inspired Tiki head on each end. The top face has its tongue extended. The bottom face is smaller, upside down, and mirrors the top face but without the tongue extended.

From Tiki Farm:

"Originally launched in 2013, long before other mug makers entered the scene, the KuKu, Marq Marq and Moko Moko mug designs were a hit! Now we offer them in their 2nd Edition colors. These big and hefty mugs are some of the heaviest production mugs you will hold in hand!

Featuring Big Toe’s classic, chunky-splintered toothy design-style, these mugs are classic in their intentions, but with that special Big Toe twist of 'whacky'!

Moko Moko 2nd Edition stands 7.25 inches high and holds 19 oz."