Mug designed and made exclusively for the forthcoming Quiet Village Tiki Bar in Austin, Texas. Four test glazes and 50 mugs were made depicting the tiki featured on the cover of Les Baxter's "Ritual of the Savage" LP, which contained the earliest recording of the song Quiet Village.

This mug is Tiki Farm's first-ever open edition collaboration with Anthony Carpenter. The King gets its inspiration from the historical, original “King Kong” motion picture. It features a grimacing Kong in aloha shirt and lei cradling a large tiki. The reverse features Fay Wray with a cocktail and a fedora-sporting skull island mountain. Glazed in a wipe brown glaze for an overall brownish beige color and with clear overglaze.

This is a mug shaped like a pagoda. It is marked for The Formosa in West Hollywood, CA. It features a woman on the back, holding a cocktail. Glazed in red with white interior. Straw hole at top and larger opening on back. The majority of these were sold at a special mug release event on March 1st, 2020 and a smaller limited number were sold online the following day.

From Smuggler's Cove Instagram:

"First envisioned back in 2011 as a painting by MP, we began discussions to bring it to life for Smuggler’s Cove many years ago and we're so happy with the results! A true celebration of San Francisco’s greatest tiki icons, the Suffering Bob mug marries Trader Vic’s Suffering Bastard (aka Mai Tai Joe) with Bob Bryant and Alec Yuill-Thornton’s Tiki Bob. Sculpted and produced in California by MP, Suffering Bob stands (squats?) a mighty 9.5 inches high and is finished in a color matched body with a white antiqued crackle glaze on the face. Smuggler’s Cove SC logo and San Francisco on the back complete this tribute in a signed and numbered limited edition of 100 for $200 ea. ON SALE TUESDAY, MAY 26th at 10AM PDT ONLINE ONLY at the SC website store."

VanTiki's Description:

Take a deep draught from the Monkey Cup, adventurer - you have crossed many miles of jungle to get here, and this elixir is your reward!

Discovered deep within the rainforests of VanTiki Island, this ancient chalice sports the skull of an extinct and heretofore unknown monkey. When sipping from this ancient vessel, you are sure to note the curious rattle emanating from the simian cranium. Locals say the sound is the rustling spirits of those who drank too deeply from the chalice. Others posit that a small forest spirit has been trapped within the bone by a long dead kahuna. Adventurer, we leave it to you to find out the true source of the sound. I imagine it will take plenty of, ahem, intoxicating research.

The Monkey Cup stands 4.5 inches tall, and the upper bowl is 5.5 inches in diameter. It will hold just shy of 12 ounces of fluid. This musical mug has several ceramic beads cunningly tucked into the skull chamber, and emits a rattle when used. Made entirely by us, by hand, in our Eugene Oregon studio using only food safe glazes. Marked with the edition number on the base.

VanTiki's Description:

These ancient chalices are crafted from the skulls of an extinct and heretofore unknown monkey. Only 10 exist - handed down through generations of chiefs and high priests on VanTiki Island. Two have golden crowns, and one sports a gold tooth! Some say the skulls are cursed, while other posit they extend life - do you dare to learn the truth?

Each is numbered on the base (I’m keeping number 7).

VanTiki's Description:

Unlike this mug’s 249 siblings - number 230 may have had a bit too much grog. Or, in all honesty, perhaps it should be admitted that when the upper section of the mug was taken out of the mold a bit of a panicked near drop occurred. Please note - it was a NEAR DROP - not an ACTUAL DROP. Nonetheless, when I grabbed the falling bowl section, I may have squeezed it a bit in my panicked state. After some diligent re-shaping (while crying), we thought we had things straightened out - but in the glaze firing the wobble returned! I couldn’t bring myself to destroy the mug over a bit of a wibble wobble.

This is the official event mug for the documentary “Bosko and the Rebirth of Tiki”, which premiered July 14 at the Egyptian in Hollywood. The Documentary was just released in an extended version on DVD. This is a “Bug Eye”, the 3rd Bug Eye Bosko has created in his long line of limited edition ceramics. Glaze is a electricblue float over a deep dark Ox blood red. This is the 3rd limited edition of 20 only, it is cast from a single mold so this may be the last edition for this design. Mug stands a little over 8” tall.

A large Tiki mug depicting a Tiki with large sharp teeth, round protruding eyes, a grass skirt, and breaking a bone in its hands.

The main character from Terrible Tiki's logo in mug form. Featuring spiky teeth and holding a coconut skull.

A large Crocodile shaped Tiki mug inspired by the carved Crocodile boat prows in Papua New Guinea. It features a unique shape and cowrie shell eyes and ornamentation.

This mug is Psycho Suzi's signature mug in which they serve their signature Psychotic Suzi drink. The mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Psycho Suzi's Motor Lounge in Minneapolis, MN. It is shaped like a tiki head. It has a black glaze, gold eyes and a maniacal toothy grin. Introduced in 2019. This is the fourth glaze edition of this mug.