A loball glass with heat decal showing imagery from previous collectibles put out by Horror In Clay over the last 5 years, including Cthulhu, tentacles, the murderous ape from the Rue Morgue and more combined within a tapa style print. Tapa print includes three colors in the screening: black, blue, and green.

This mug is shaped like a tall angular Moai head. Based on a carving that stood in front of the now defunct Hawaiian Isle in Miami Beach. Glazed in a variety of colors and textures. Measures: 11" x 4" x 3".

This is a mug shaped like a Moai head. This 2017 edition is very similar to the 2010 edition but has different glazes.

The Welcome Mug is reminiscent of a vintage 50s style postcard with a semi-matte finish. It features a Tiki head on one side with the word "Welcome" below and the other side features a blonde in a one-piece blue swimsuit leaning against a palm tree. This hiball has bamboo trim around each image and around the edges of the mug.

The Fiji Mermaid Mug is done in the style of the classic Side Show Posters. It features a pinup styled Fiji Mermaid graphic by Big Toe on the front in full color and a description on back. The mug itself is shaped like a tankard without handle and is large at the base and narrows toward the top.

A moai head with an Aztec influence. There is also a red version. Back features a Rapa Nui Birdman and some Rongorongo glyphs.

A moai head with an Aztec influence. There is also a green version. Back features a Rapa Nui Birdman and some Rongorongo glyphs.

This is a pint glass shaped like a beer can and marked "Tiki Tap House Island-Inspired Pizza & Pints." The restaurant serves beer only and has a matching growler to go with the pint glass. Both have the same graphic of a grinning Tiki head with tropical leaves and hibiscus blooms around it.

This is a mug shaped like a saguaro cactus with a classic Tiki Bob face. The mug is mostly green except for the white face. It has two "arms". Released on 9/28/17 at Counter Intuitive (sister bar to UnderTow) in Scottsdale, AZ. Only available for purchase at the premises.

This is the second mug released for the annual Tiki Day At The Park event (October 1st, 2017) held each year in Disneyland. These were not sold at the park, but online. It is a chalice shaped tiki head mug with earrings in a Papua New Guinea style with a Disneyland cartoony vibe. Glazed in airbrushed shades of light orange and some light brown and yellow with some white around eyes.

This is a hiball glass featuring the Hale Pele Volcano 2017 logo design. It was designed by Aaron M Burke at tidbit designs. Aaron also did design work for Smuggler's Cove, especially their website. Whereas the old version of Hale Pele's logo had a very stock image volcano with red lava and a blockier type font, the new design has a nuanced & more realistic red volcano and the bar name in a gold script font with red outlining. Overall, the impression is a bit more elegant.