This is a mug shaped like a sea urchin with a green glaze. Designed by Shelby Allison (wife of owner Paul McGee) and Holden Westland of Tiki Farm.

Several color editions were made in this order:

1 - Teal Blue, 2 - Purple, 3 - Pink, 4 - Dark Blue, 5 - Dark Green, 6 - Light Green, 7 - Orange, 8 - Mirror Gold, 9 - Sparkling Gold, 10 - Green.

This standing full-bodied Ku Tiki mug, with large bow-shaped mouth and trailing headdress, is from the Hawaiian Room at The Town House Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska. This mug is double sided. It is dark glossy brown with a yellow rim, and marked "Town House Omaha NEBR" on the bottom. It is pictured on the Hawaiian Room drink menu and was used to serve the "Moloka Monsoon." It also came in a matte, light brown version. Thanks to BambooLodge on Tiki Central for providing his images of this rare and little-known mug.

The set of mugs was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki) consisting of the Kanniskull and Isla mugs with matching light blue glaze and patches of a crusty brown overglaze. Only 5 sets were made.

The Kanniskull mug is shaped like a skull, but instead of teeth the lower part has been replaced by the traditional Tahitian Cannibal Tiki Trio (Hunter, Catcher, Ingestor) and the latest mug in the Kult of the Kannibal series. The Isla mug was designed and produced by Falin Minoru (aka, Tiki Kaimuki). The mug is shaped like a mini skull with deep sunken eyes and nasal cavity.

From Shima Ceramics:

"You guys, I’m so happy how these Shuten Doji mugs turned out! It’s the biggest, baddest demon mug yet. 32oz, 7.5 inches tall. Hand-sculpted original, made 100% in house as always.

Only 80 mugs will be made in total, give or take a few. This is the third Japanese demon mug in a series of at least 6 that I’ll make.

About the demon: Shuten Doji, the drunken demon, was a bad-ass demon lord from 14th century Japanese mythology. The story is that as a human he was a mean, brutal drunk that put on a demon mask at night as a joke, but that it stuck to his face permanently. He became a powerful, blood-drinking demon lord, one of the most feared yokai in Japan."

There were 4 main color-ways of this design (red, black, black & gold, green). Later one-offs including all gold were made also.

This Severed Head Tribute mug was produced by Wendy Cevola. It is her take on the Ren Clark classic mug. This custom version is an upside-down severed head with pink, black and gray hair and red blood dripping down from where the head would have been severed. Half of the mug has a red Wargod resembling a two-faced mug.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"Valiant to the end, the test pilot’s final flight took him deep into the heart of a remote jungle where he was never seen again. It is rumored that anyone who drinks from this vessel is imbued with a little bit of the bravery of that ill-fated explorer. And, if you consume all 32oz, you will be extra brave."

The Test Pilot was sculpted and produced by Trevor Foster. Limited to 200 pieces.

*NOTE: There is a rare variant with gold lenses.

This version in green was preceded by a First Edition in Brown and a Second Edition in Blue, each with gold lense variants as well.

Created by Beachbumz in 2023, this mug is shaped like a full standing tiki mug sitting on a pedestal. It has an upturned chin with two lines following the rim of the mouth, and a long headdress trailing down the back.

Looks to be inspired by the vintage Napco Square Nostrils Ku Tiki Mug.

This is a cylinder-shaped mug like a Hawaiian license plate created in 2023.

This is a is a rectangular shaped or crate-shaped mug meant to resemble the wall panels found in La Mariana with an exaggerated hand-carved top. Other custom and open run versions with glaze and color combinations can vary.

This is a mug shaped like a man with large earrings & holding a bird. This design is taken from Solomon Islands canoe prows. These prows were connected just above the water line and represented the protector spirit of the canoe. This version with Studio Red Glaze has been used on several designs but is only made available to those who visit Gecko at his studio on the island of Oahu.

"STONEY VEGAS”, Frankie’s 15th Anniversary tiki mug by artist Doug Horne. There were 300 anniversary mugs sold through Frankie’s Tiki Room in a coarse stone glaze. Doug created 5 custom red hand-painted mugs signed on the side of the mug which sold direct through his artist site.

This is the eleventh edition mug is manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Forbidden Island tiki bar in Alameda, CA. The tiki has large, slanted eyes and a toothy grin. The mug has palm texture on the tiki's forehead and back. Premiered 2024.