This mug depicts a "Tiki-Gorgon". Vaguely dog-like body with a head that open like the petals of some strange alien flower. It is also covered in carvings inspired by the Tā moko skin carvings of the Maori. Glazed in gray with a bloody drip coming from its maw and flowing down the body. The Tiki-Gorgon is inspired by the Demogorgon creature in the NETFLIX series, Stranger Things, which in turn was inspired by the Dungeons and Dragons demon character, Demogorgon. This demon was frequently mentioned in AD&D supplements, but always in a minor context. Manual of the Planes (1987) stated that he ruled several layers of the Abyss. This Limited edition Tiki-Gorgon consists of 100 pieces. There are also other Super Limited Editions consisting of 25 pieces each.

This is a Maori influenced full standing Tiki mug with Moko designs on face, protruding ears, three-fingered hands held at stomach, and standing on a squarish base. The Mai-Kai opened in 1956 and they added the Molokai Bar in 1958. This is a prominent Tiki in that bar. The mug version was made by Tiki Diablo for the Mai Kai and was available in three colors, a "Tobacco Brown," a "Lagoon Green," and a "Black Velvet" with 133 of each color made. This version in "Bone" came afterwards. Each came with a nautical deadeye pendant that you may borrow from him that is labeled "Mai Kai."

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken headed Fred Flintstone wearing his Loyal Order of Water Buffalo Hat. Created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, The Flintstones ran for six seasons from 1960 to 1966. Fred Flintstone and his friend Barney Rubble were members of the Loyal Order of Water Buffalo Lodge No. 26. Originally called the Loyal Order of Dinosaurs, the fraternity appeared in twenty episodes.

This is a mug shaped like a light green glazed 4-eyed tiki. It is a full standing tiki on a pedestal with closed mouth, long nose, and diamond design on stomach.

This mug features an angry tiki face with large teeth. It is a recreation of Frankoma's War God sculpted by Wendy Cevola and cast and glazed by Gecko. It has a palm tree textured handle. Both the La Mariana and South Sea Arts logos are imprinted on the back. This version is an artist proof, and as such, each has unique glazing and detail.

This goldtone mug 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.

This is a mug shaped like a moai. It is covered in a repeating tapa print with smaller Moai heads and other varied images. Designed by SHAG. Manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder). This version is an artist proof and, as such, each is uniquely glazed and detailed.

This double headed mug has the body of an emaciated man and both its heads have large round eyes, long ears, and skull like grimaces. It stands on a small block shaped pedestal. Based on the original wooden carvings made on Rapa Nui (Easter Island). This version has a double glaze style with one half in the Sunken Treasure style glaze (encrusted by coral and sea life) and the other half in the Kissed By Pele style glaze (blackened with some liquid lava flowing through).

A full standing ape wearing a straw hat and standing on a coconut while singing and playing a blue ukulele. Celebrates 20 years of the band, APE. Modeled after an earlier keychain of the same design. There are 100 mugs total in this design with 25 in Coconut Brown, 25 in China Red, 25 in Hula Blues, 20 Artist Proofs, and 5 of this Special Edition.

This is a mug shaped like two stacked grinning Tiki heads. No markings.

A full standing ape wearing a straw hat and standing on a coconut while singing and playing a ukulele. Celebrates 20 years of the band, APE. Modeled after an earlier keychain of the same design. There are 100 mugs total in this design with 25 in Coconut Brown, 25 in China Red, 25 in Hula Blues, 5 in a Special Edition, and 20 of these Artist Proofs.