From Jungle Modern Ceramics:

"Pumpkinut Jack Details

• One thing I want to point out about the Pumpkinut mugs, is how the black liner glaze breaks thin over the lip and some of the high marks on the interior, where my fingers created little ridges from pushing the clay in and out. That's all, thanks for looking.

*Measures approximately 3.25 inches tall x 5.25 inches wide and holds about 24 fluid ounces without the hat. With the hat, it measures 7.5 inches tall x 6.5 inches across the rim of the hat. If you'd like to drink with the hat on, the top is open for a straw. The lid also sits inside the lip, so be sure to account for some liquid loss if drinking with the hat on.

• Wheel thrown, altered, and carved.
• Light stoneware
• Mid-range fired to cone 5"

This white dinner plate has a bamboo graphic and is marked for Joe Jung's Indo-China, based in San Francisco, CA.

From Jungle Modern Ceramics:

"Up for sale I've got some of my wheel thrown and hand carved coconut mugs with a tapa style floral design.

This is the first batch in classic brown and I'll have a batch of baby green available this Sunday, along with some other new color combos.

A few quick notes:

• On average, these measure about 3.75 inches tall x 4.5 inches wide and hold an average of 16-18 ounces.
• Your piece will be very similar to, but is not the exact one pictured.
• Due to the wheel throwing and hand carving, each one is a little bit different.
• FYI, on average, these will be slightly larger than the Marquesan coconuts that are available and this one is a little more matte.
• For multiple purchases, I will do my best to match them with the inventory I have available. *Signed in the clay."

In 1947, a journey across the great Pacific Ocean from South America to the Polynesian islands took place on a rustic, hand crafted, raft led by Norwegian explorer, Thor Heyerdahl. With a raft named after the Inca god "Viracocha", the brave crew set out for an adventure of a lifetime! Heyerdahl believed that people from South America could have, by sail, reached Polynesia during pre-Colombian times. His aim in launching the "Kon-Tiki" expedition was meant to prove that. This mug version is sculpted by a different "THOR" you all may know (Tom Thordarson).

Tikiland Trading Co. took over the production of Thor’s in-house produced Kon-Tiki Commemorative Mug. Thor made minor tweaks to the size and color of the mug, which are hardly noticeable from the mug that Thor originally produced (waves now appear more green and less blue for instance). These limited edition mugs are first being sold to the people waiting on Thor’s original 2019 waiting list. Only a small number of these mugs were produced by Thor in-house (which were sold in 2019).

This edition of the Kon-Tiki mug was released in the fall of 2022. The 75th Anniversary Kon-Tiki Commemorative Set from Tikiland Trading Co. also includes a drink recipe card for a rum based “Raroia-Noku”. Tikiland also included a signed and matted print and and COA both signed by Thor. Cost was $245 and a $5 deposit.

This mug was designed by Sven Kirsten for Kahuna Tiki and Kahuna Tiki TU. It is a Lono tiki head that incorporates the Samurai "Mempo" facial mask imagery and features a Samurai sword on the reverse stabbing a fish (inspired by vintage OMC Samurai Grog Mugs and also alluding to this being a sushi establishment).

This darker Indigo Blue Edition was initially released in part at the September 2022 Kahuna Tiki Tu Marketplace. Still available as of November 2022 on location at the restaurant.

This is a lidded bowl shaped like the Mai Kai.

The Mai-Kai opened in 1956 on the west side of North Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The prominent open, A-frame structure still stands to this day.

This is one in a series of Tiki Temple Bowls created by Eric October, starting with his Stockton Islander bowl built in 2013.

This is a one-off hand-built piece.

This mug depicts several tiki masks from Disney's Adventureland.

Produced in either a blue with black wipe or white with black wipe.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Heed the Call to Adventure with our newest mug designed by TikiGeo. Produced by Munktiki Imports, each color-way is limited to 250 pieces. Each mug stands 6” tall and holds 12oz."

This mug depicts several tiki masks from Disney's Adventureland.

Produced in either a blue with black wipe or white with black wipe.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Heed the Call to Adventure with our newest mug designed by TikiGeo. Produced by Munktiki Imports, each color-way is limited to 250 pieces. Each mug stands 6” tall and holds 12oz."

Bosko was inspired to create this mug from a Sam’s Seafood post card that depicted this mug. Bosko added Witco and Cubist design to the mug. Caste from a single mold, Psychedelic Sam is limited to 60 mugs for the first edition.

This is an artist proof in oyster beige with blue and purple hues. As an AP, it is unique.

This ceramic tumbler features a repeating fish pattern around the exterior and is glazed in brown, light blue, and white. Marked "Hilton Hawaiian Village Hawaii Terra Ceramics" on bottom. Used to serve the Hukilau cocktail and pictured on their menu graphics.

This is a rounded loball glass with logo of Witco tiki fountain and marked for The Mainlander, in St. Louis, Missouri, United States.

A mug shaped like the General Mills Cereal Mascot, Fruit Brute, who is a werewolf. The "Fruit Brute" is a full standing figure with hands held in front. This is one in a series (including Franken-Berry, Count Chocula, Boo Berry, and Yummy Mummy). They are a tikified re-imagining of classic General Mills Cereal Monster Mascots that began in the early 1970s. Fruit Brute was introduced in 1974 and was discontinued in 1982.