This is the first mug by Wild tHing Creations (Wayne Hoareau) of Australia (Wayne officially started WIld tHing Creations in August, 2010, and created Kolohe Inu in December, 2010). It has a large toothy smile, a triangular nose, and almond-shaped eyes.

This mug has a multi-lined figure-eight shaped mouth with clenched teeth, almond shaped slanted eyes with more multiple lines encircling them, and large-toed feet. Hands folded in front of stomach.

This mug has a multi-lined figure-eight shaped mouth with clenched teeth, almond shaped slanted eyes with more multiple lines encircling them, and large-toed feet. Hands folded in front of stomach.

Tiki Party was produced by Into the Volcano. It is a red bamboo-shaped mug with a tiki mask flanked by two tiki torches.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Regular edition done in brown and limited edition of 50 with more glaze detail. Custom versions vary in detail and glaze color.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Regular edition done in brown or green and limited edition of 50 with more glaze detail. Custom versions also made.

This is a horned Devil-Tiki mug glazed pastel purple. This is the first ever mug for the Tiki Hell Room Party. It was held in Room 1749 at the Crown Plaza on August 17th-18th, 2012.

This bamboo-shaped ashtray and accompanying ceramic bamboo lighter with nickel-plated top was a promotional item from the MGM TV show "The Islanders" which ran from 1960 to 1961.

This mug appears on the Tahitian menus for both Studio City and Pasadena. When it premiered, the cocktail that came in the mug was a "Bahini" and cost $1.60. It was described as "a tantalizing blend of Vodka and Rum." The mug was included in the price as a souvenir. Spurlin also made other coconut mugs, including a larger lidded coconut and a golden coconut mug.

This is a lidded vase shaped like a warrior's head with full Moko. Head has tongue extended. Lid has reclining Hei Tiki as handle. Comes with base display. Measures 8"x 21"x 8".

"Okolehao" translates literally from the Hawaiian as "iron bottom," a reference to the style of cooking pot from which the liquor was distilled. This is a ceramic version of such a pot.

This mug depicts a Tiki on the front wearing a Trojan set of armor, including crested helmet, sword, and shield. Wood grain background and border at top and bottom of footballs. Licensed by Beachdude, Inc. for sale at the University of Southern California.