This mug is shaped like a standing, Papua New Guinea style tiki with its tongue out. Wood grain pattern. "The Charmer," is the second design in the 2020 Enchanted Orator series. Jungle Modern Ceramics describes this mug: "Where 'The Giver' left us with hope, 'The Charmer' hits us with a strong dose of hypnotic venom, to help us make it through 2020."

This mug was originally released in Orange / White (20), Red / White (15), Blue / Yellow (15), Orange / Turquoise (5), Yellow / Turquoise (5), Super Carved Custom Glazed Edition (10) and Various Artist Proofs (10) for a total of 80 mugs in this edition.

This mug is shaped like a standing, Papua New Guinea style tiki with its tongue out. Wood grain pattern. "The Charmer," is the second design in the 2020 Enchanted Orator series. Jungle Modern Ceramics describes this mug: "Where 'The Giver' left us with hope, 'The Charmer' hits us with a strong dose of hypnotic venom, to help us make it through 2020."

This mug was originally released in Orange / White (20), Red / White (15), Blue / Yellow (15), Orange / Turquoise (5), Yellow / Turquoise (5), Super Carved Custom Glazed Edition (10) and Various Artist Proofs (10) for a total of 80 mugs in this edition.

This mug was released in three bars in three colors; red for False Idol, green for Smuggler’s Cove and gold (yellow) for Hale Pele. These limited edition floats were released in February, 2020. The Hale Pele and Smuggler’s Cove mugs were limited to 200 and False Idol was limited to 300.

This mug was released in three bars in three colors; red for False Idol, green for Smuggler’s Cove and gold (yellow) for Hale Pele. These limited edition floats were released in February, 2020. The Hale Pele and Smuggler’s Cove mugs were limited to 200 and False Idol was limited to 300.

This mug was released in three bars in three colors; red for False Idol, green for Smuggler’s Cove and gold (yellow) for Hale Pele. These limited edition floats were released in February, 2020. The Hale Pele and Smuggler’s Cove mugs were limited to 200 and False Idol was limited to 300.

This mug is shaped like a dodo bird standing over a rum crate, rum bottles, and a glass float. This Doug Horne concept and design was based on an earlier painting he did for the bar, "The Captain & His Companion". Released July 16th, 2020.

This blue mug with brown accents is inspired by Papua New Guinea Yipwon spirit figures. The Yipwon is an abstract representation of the human figure that is made by the Yimam cultures of Papua New Guinea. The figure consists of several parts with the form of a bird. This mug features a tucked-in and modified, low-hanging "pompadour" inspired direction. The next part is a human male face, a long narrow nose, and a mouth puckered as if whistling. A protruding ridge runs from the top of the head and continues down to the chin, apparently indicating a beard. Oral stories from the Yimam culture state that this figure represents the hunting spirit in human form. A gold limited edition version and an open edition silver version of this design were released and sold out in 2018. This blue/brown version was released alongside a robin's egg/tan version in 2019.

Ololupe was designed by Squid for Moku Huna, based on the Hawaiian sorcerer god who takes the form of a stingray. This is the Limited Edition in Manta Mist Blue. There is also a Standard Edition in a darker Lagoon Blue.

The mythology of Ololupe: "He is represented in the form of a kite (lupe) shaped like a sting ray. Some say his is an errand of benevolence and not of crime, and that he is sent into the heavens to ensnare the souls of those alone who have done evil...consigning them to death, while the souls of those who were not guilty...he conducted to a place of safety.”

This mug is shaped like a coconut that is still in it's husk. It has three distinct sides. One side shows the Lei Low logo, one side says "Howdy" and the third side says "Since 2014". They were made by John Mulder and are an homage to Trader Vic's “Aloha” coconut.

Mai Tai sized mug designed by Willy Kao (Willo) featuring a drumming Kanaloa, an embibing Ku and a surfing Lono.

This is a mug shaped like the Lawgiver statue from the film, Planet Of The Apes. This design was produced in 5 color-ways: Regular/Sandstone, Bone With Wiped Brown Detail, Bloody Over Sandstone, Liberty Grayish Blue, and Gloss Brown. Designed by Michael Bonanno & Tom "Thor" Thordarson.

This is a hiball or "zombie" glass featuring artwork for the Tonga Hut by Derek Yaniger and marked "Derek Yaniger." It features images from inside the Tonga Hut with a zombie kane playing a drum, a zombie wahine serving a platter of brains, and a beatnik zombie in striped shirt staggering past a slightly zombified-looking Moai. There is a full set of four glasses with the same image in four different color-combinations. Each three-color combination includes black, but are distinguished as: Red & Green, Light Blue & Salmon Pink, Hot Pink & Orange, and Purple & Blue.