This Tiki is based on the carvings of the Batak people of Northern Sumatra. Glazed in black with a red gloss interior. The original version was manufactured by Tiki Farm but this is an unauthorized version with distorted details that was sold on e-Bay and through several wholesale bar supply stores online.

A Ku Tiki head mug with a grimacing figure-eight shaped smile with square teeth, and a small soul patch of hair on his chin.

This beige coffee cup was manufactured for Tiki Oasis XIII in San Diego, CA. It features a brown Derek Yaniger Ku Tiki head on the front wearing a hat and with a straw in its mouth. The reverse features a jug of moonshine and reads: "Tiki Oasis Presents Hulabilly".

A loball or Mai Tai glass featuring stylized Tiki masks inspired by Sven Kirsten's Book of Tiki. This color combo is black with real 22 karat gold. Hand wash only.

This is a coffee mug labeled "GROG" with a cartoon caveman face on other side. Grog was a character from Johnny Hart's BC comics (1958-2007) and this was a promotional item from Marathon Oil produced in the 70s. This is also a Fire-King piece. Fire-King is an Anchor Hocking brand of glassware similar to Pyrex. It was formerly made of low expansion borosilicate glass and ideal for oven use.

This is a bowl supported on a pedestal made up of a rocky/stone base with three of Swizzle's Pa'akiki design. The interior of the bowl has a skull that gives a peek-a-boo effect as the cocktail is sipped.

This insulated and lidded plastic mug is shaped like a pineapple. Others in this line include a Tiki and coconut (each holding 16 oz).

This is an anchor-shaped mug with an iron chain wrapped around it. It was manufactured by Munktiki (Astoria, OR location). Also made in "Rusted Black Iron" glaze and the two together form a combined edition of 100 (although these are glazed to order and the "Black Iron" was preferred overall, thus outnumbering the "Full Rust").

This is a large green pineapple shaped mug featuring a standing Tiki said to have once decorated the interior of The Tropics in Sacramento (a short-lived Tiki bar from the 1940s). Sculpted and manufactured by Wendy and Dan Cevola. In addition to the 60 for the Crawl, there were 40 Artist Proofs, for a grand total of 100 made from the mold.

This is a mug shaped like a full body Tiki sitting on a throne and holding a bowl. This is the Limited Edition signed & numbered matte blue version with gold-clad bowl. There is also an open edition glossy version (dark blue and a light blue variant) and an artist proof version. The Idol Bastard cocktail includes gin, Martinique rhum agricole, cucumber seltzer, lime juice, orange juice, rock candy syrup, ginger lemongrass syrup, Green Chartreuse, and bitters.

This is a mug shaped like a fink monster head wearing a motorcycle helmet. These come in a variety of glaze colors. Numbered on bottom.