From Smuggler's Cove:

"Conceived & designed by Shag and brought to life by the skilled artists at Max’s South Seas Hideaway Ceramics Studio in Grand Rapids, MI, Tapairu stands guard atop the treasures of the Cove (it’s probably rum). The mug stands 8.5” high with a volume of 20oz and features a bronze metallic glaze on top and a matte finish base. Shag’s distinctive style has been brought to life with this detailed and intricate mug. There’s also a Limited Edition with a beautiful green gloss crackle glaze. Only 10 Super Limited Editions (100 of the regular Limited Editions in Green) and there will be no further editions produced. Each one comes with a numbered COA designed and produced by Shag."

From Smuggler's Cove:

"Conceived & designed by Shag and brought to life by the skilled artists at Max’s South Seas Hideaway Ceramics Studio in Grand Rapids, MI, Tapairu stands guard atop the treasures of the Cove (it’s probably rum). The mug stands 8.5” high with a volume of 20oz and features a beautiful green gloss crackle glaze on top and a matte finish base. Shag’s distinctive style has been brought to life with this detailed and intricate mug. There’s even a Super Limited Edition with more detail and a bronze metallic glaze! Produced in a very limited edition of just 100 (and only 10 Super Limited Editions), there will be no further editions produced. Each one comes with a numbered COA designed and produced by Shag."

Called a Memorial Tablet, spirit board, ancestor tablet or kwoi, these come from the Purari Delta area of Papua New Guinea. Like many spirit boards, it is slightly curved as it was probably made from an old canoe, imbued with its previous usage by the community who owned it. The boards were kept safely in special long-houses accessible only to men, as part of a family shrine revering the spirits and ancestors. This would ensure health, fertility, wealth and success in hunting, harvesting, warfare or trade.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This version with muscular body and clenched grimacing teeth is most commonly cited as an image of Ku.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This version with tall headdress is most commonly cited as an image of Kanaloa.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

Suspension hooks were commonly used in the Sepik River region of Papua New Guinea. Used to hang bags, baskets, and other containers, these hooks helped to keep food and other important articles safe and out of reach. This hook is figuratively carved as a tiki.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

Called a Memorial Tablet, spirit board, ancestor tablet or kwoi, these come from the Purari Delta area of Papua New Guinea. Like many spirit boards, it is slightly curved as it was probably made from an old canoe, imbued with its previous usage by the community who owned it. The boards were kept safely in special long-houses accessible only to men, as part of a family shrine revering the spirits and ancestors. This would ensure health, fertility, wealth and success in hunting, harvesting, warfare or trade.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This is one tumbler out of a series of 8 pieces by Lokena with an orange/brown background and hand-painted tiki on the front.

This is an adaptation of the classic Tiki Bob combined with some naval battle cruiser elements. The Bob head has his usual white face, cartoonish eyes, and small mouth, but the head is the prow of a battleship made of riveted steel, plunging through waves, and wearing a sailor's hat marked for the US NAVY.

From False Idol on Facebook:

"Meet Navy Bob!! Our first collaboration with mighty MP Ceramics! A celebration of both San Diego maritime history and adorable Bobness for our fifth anniversary."

The gold glaze was done in 2023 in an edition of 10. The first was auctioned off at False Idol's Mandatory Maui Monday fundraiser night for the TS Restaurants’ “Legacy of Aloha” foundation.

As one would guess, this is a ceramic vessel shaped like the cauldron used by Ursula in the 1989 animated film, The Little Mermaid.

The central stem is wrapped in tentacles. Polyps are depicted around the bowl of the mug/bowl and on the sides of its internal structure. These polyps are the captured souls of former merpeople; they are seen near Ursula’s lair in the original film.

Also comes with a circular glow ball (pearl) that sits in center on what might otherwise be used for a lime shell to put lime or lemon extract in and light on fire.

This mug went on sale October 19th, 2023 at Club 33.

Served with an "Ursula's Cauldron" cocktail containing Pineapple Rum, Falernum, Prickly Pear Syrup, Pineapple Juice, Lime Juice, and Angostura Bitters.

*Note: There is also a purple version of this design that was released on October 18th for Trader Sam's and a light blue matte glaze with darker blue wipe version released for Trader Sam's Grog Grotto on December 11th, 2023..