From the BarConic website:

"Our 30 oz Mermaid Bowl is sure to be the center of the party in your club or bar. This is a hand-crafted and glazed ceramic bowl complete with a mermaid motif decorating the outside making it a great addition to a tiki or island theme setting. The large capacity allows for your guests to share and creates something for them to center around and socialize. This is yet another fantastic piece of the BarConic® Tiki Drinkware line this bowl displays quality craftsmanship while being fun and interesting. The Mermaid Bowl not only promotes socializing among your patrons due to its shareable nature, but it also amps up the fun and helps them stay longer."

*NOTE: This is an unlicensed copy of the Makalani design by Tiki Shark (Brad Parker) issued several years earlier for Tiki Farm. The detail is much cruder but unmistakable. As a wholesaler, BarConic buys inventory for low prices from overseas where the copyright laws are not enforced. This bowl is one of several designs BarConic has distributed and which originated with Tiki Farm but do not reimburse the original artists and manufacturer.

This is a completely different sculpted version of the classic Frankie's Tiki Room Bearded Clam Mug designed by Dirk Vermin. It features a topless 4-armed hula girl with daggers and a shrunken head in one hand, the front of her hula skirt parted to reveal the "bearded clam", skulls around bottom rim, and a bamboo segmented lip around upper rim.

This mug is based on the toxic frozen dessert appearing in the film, The Stuff (also known as Larry Cohen's The Stuff), a 1985 American satirical science fiction horror film written and directed by Larry Cohen and starring Michael Moriarty, Garrett Morris, Andrea Marcovicci, and Paul Sorvino. In the film, a sweet and addictive alien substance becomes a popular dessert in the United States, but soon begins attacking people and turning them into zombies. This film is a satire on the American lifestyle and consumer society.

The ice-cream-like dessert is shaped subtly like a skull.

From Art Guy Designs:

"Digitally sculpted and printed original by artist Tim Sepulveda.

Designed, molded, cast, glazed, and fired by artist Doug Schaefer.

All Food-Safe glazes, holds approximately 16 oz.

Size is approx. 7.5 inches tall, approximately 4 inches wide at the center.

This is the First Edition, hand numbered with underglaze pencil on the bottom. Was intended to be limited to 50 (Now down to 45, as 5 have broken)."

This clear glass is shaped like a tiki head and was sold by Quai Sud in France for either their Mai Tai or Zombie mix. It came in a boxed set with the mix in both cases.

This is a mug depicting the Red Witch, a scary-looking mermaid. Issued in a "Sea Green" (green with some brown) or an "Ocean Blue" (light blue) glaze.

Designed by Doug P'Gosh and manufactured and produced by Munktiki Imports.

This mug was produced in 2019 only in small quantities and has been remake and newly produced.

Dimensions: Height 7.6 inches, width 2.6 inches.

Also released in Red Brown Edition (unlimited) and Red Eyes Edition (also limited to 50).

This is a mug depicting the Red Witch, a scary-looking mermaid. Issued in a "Sea Green" (green with some brown) or an "Ocean Blue" (light blue) glaze.

Designed by Doug P'Gosh and manufactured and produced by Munktiki Imports.

This mug has a brown coconut body, with white lip and light brown rectangular logo on it.

Skull Rock served (originally) as one of the only places that a pirate could call home in Neverland (other than the Jolly Roger). It was where Captain Hook and Mr. Smee took Tiger Lily to make her reveal the whereabouts of Peter Pan's hideout.

This version of Skull Rock was created by Haven Cove Customs. Available in several color combinations including light green and burnt orange.

Skull Rock served (originally) as one of the only places that a pirate could call home in Neverland (other than the Jolly Roger). It was where Captain Hook and Mr. Smee took Tiger Lily to make her reveal the whereabouts of Peter Pan's hideout.

This version of Skull Rock was created by Haven Cove Customs. Available in several color combinations including light green and burnt orange.

This is the first tiki mug made for 4 Kahunas Tiki Lounge. The story of its making was published in Exotica Moderne Issue 6, 2020, pages 38-39.

The mug features each of the 4 Kahuna carvings (based on the owners - Chris Powell, Randy Shepherd, Scotty Smith, and J.P. Hunter) around a wood-grained cylindrical mug.

The logo tikis were originally drawn by artist Bill Child, then carved by an un-named carver in Galveston, before being re-interpreted by John Mulder for his mug design.

Some of the later mugs in the run look to have been a bit darker brown than the initial mugs.

A ceramic hand throwing up the "devil horns" sign and covered in cheese pizza.

From Pizza Morte:

"Cheesy Devil Horns are now available. 1 FREE with each soul. Kidding, we don't need souls.

Each pie bakes differently, so it may not look just like our photo here. Worry not, Pepperoni Satan himself inspects every pie with our revolutionary 666 point quality inspection."

Pizza Morte is a spin-off brand from Munktiki, all designed, sculpted, and created by Miles Nielsen.

These are "dropped" at unexpected intervals on the Pizza Morte merchandise page.