A moai shaped mug with droopy eyes, a couple of upthrust bottom teeth, and holding a ship's wheel. Glazed in a blue wipe-away glaze leaving most of the mug a white matte color with blue in recesses to show details of sculpt. Manufactured by Munktiki Imports. From On the Hiyu's first tiki event in Seattle, WA, on June 29th, 2019.

This is a mash-up between the classic Tiki Bob mug and a rum barrel. Glazed in green with some blue variation. The pupils in the eyes are also smaller than first edition. The mug is numbered and hand-signed on bottom.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel perched on a pile of skulls and bones, marked for Journeyman Distillery's Road's End Rum. Created for Journeyman Distillery, 109 Generations Drive, Three Oaks, MI, 49128.

This white bowl was manufactured by Jackson China for the Kon Tiki Ports. It features their logo of a bird on pilings seen through a porthole.

A mug shaped like a mama tiki in an aloha print apron, carrying out a pineapple on a platter while a small child tiki giggles behind her. Glazed in a light seafoam green.

A mug shaped like Darkness (played by Tim Curry) in the 1985 fantasy film, Legend. This was a one-of-a-kind hand-built piece made by Eric. In the film, Darkness seeks to create eternal night by destroying the last of the unicorns. Jack (Tom Cruise) and his friends do everything possible to save the world and Princess Lili (Mia Sara) from the hands of Darkness (who looks like Satan with a massive set of horns).

This is a mai tai glass featuring the Lei Low logo Moai on front and other images of tiki, men, and women enjoying a tiki party. This glass was first available at the 2016 Bamboo on the Bayou party. It was released in a red and also a blue color-way. "The Boozy Doodler" cocktail is made with rum from Grateful Dane Distilling Company, LLC and also includes falernum and cinnamon lime bitters. Lei Low is located in Houston's Heights neighborhood and the force behind Lei Low is husband-and-wife tikiphile team Russell and Elizabeth Thoede.

This is a mai tai glass featuring the Lei Low logo Moai on front and other images of tiki, men, and women enjoying a tiki party. This glass was first available at the 2016 Bamboo on the Bayou party. It was released in a red and also a blue color-way. "The Boozy Doodler" cocktail is made with rum from Grateful Dane Distilling Company, LLC and also includes falernum and cinnamon lime bitters. Lei Low is located in Houston's Heights neighborhood and the force behind Lei Low is husband-and-wife tikiphile team Russell and Elizabeth Thoede.

This was the mug awarded to those that finished all 20 weeks of tiki drinks at Forbidden Island in 2019. Designed by Woody Miller of the Menehune Design Group. Brown with orange interior.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel. Covered with nautical floats, nets, barnacles, and other sea life. Initially available in three color-ways: a green wipe, dark brown, or light brown wipe. Also, initially with blank spaces on back for custom heat decals. This version is hand painted and labeled for Dead Man's Isle, the Munktiki owned bar that is still in the planning stage.