This monkey head mug was inspired by an original drawing Ken did in 2015 called "The Crowded Canoe" in which a couple of Maori monkeys are frantically paddling a canoe down a jungle river. It comes in "Jungle Green" and "Lava Red".

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head, with bone through the nose, with the back featuring a black panther climbing over bamboo. The Tiki face is Papua New Guinea inspired with cowrie shells along base in front. The bones are made of resin and wrapped cord. This smaller super limited edition of 25 was released in a matte wipe glaze on the front mask and back panther but the bamboo on sides is done in glossy full color.

This is a glass with the Tonga Hut "Big Mo" Moai on front, large Drooling Bastard image on side, and smaller Drooling Bastard images on reverse. It comes in two colorways: a turquoise green version and a purple version.

This is a hiball or "zombie" glass featuring artwork for the Tonga Hut by Derek Yaniger and marked "Derek Yaniger." It features images from inside the Tonga Hut with a zombie kane playing a drum, a zombie wahine serving a platter of brains, and a beatnik zombie in striped shirt staggering past a slightly zombified-looking Moai. There is a full set of four glasses with the same image in four different color-combinations. Each three-color combination includes black, but are distinguished as: Red & Green, Light Blue & Salmon Pink, Hot Pink & Orange, and Purple & Blue.

This is a hiball or "zombie" glass featuring artwork for the Tonga Hut by Derek Yaniger and marked "Derek Yaniger." It features images from inside the Tonga Hut with a zombie kane playing a drum, a zombie wahine serving a platter of brains, and a beatnik zombie in striped shirt staggering past a slightly zombified-looking Moai. There is a full set of four glasses with the same image in four different color-combinations. Each three-color combination includes black, but are distinguished as: Red & Green, Light Blue & Salmon Pink, Hot Pink & Orange, and Purple & Blue.

This is a loball glass marked for Archipelago in Washington, D.C. on one side and featuring a stylized Tiki head/mask on the other side. Archipelago opened in February 2016.

This is a mug shaped like a skull-like cyclops head with maori moko tattoos. Available in both a "Ghastly Green" and black. There is a sort of horn or breathing spout on forehead that might serve as either a straw hole or as a sort of pour spout.

Based on the vintage Westpac design. However, whereas that version had a matte bisque finish, this version has a glossy glazed beige. It also lacks the handle, and the teeth are not painted white like the original. This tiki mug has a starburst-like design on the forehead, five straight lines arranged like rays with diamonds on the end. Black painted eyes.

This tiki mug is based on the earlier Otagiri "Flipper" or "Smiling Big Nosed Tiki Mug" design but has much less detail.

This is a mug shaped like a large tiki with two pinup style girls holding on to it that are part alligator. Designed by Candy Weil and Black Lagoon Designs (Danielle Mann).

This version of Alec Yuill-Thornton's classic design was updated by Bai. This Bob is "carved" into a stalk of bamboo. He still keeps the traditional happy Bob eyes and smile. Comes in a variety of glaze colors.

A mug shaped like the head of a Maori Warrior with moko tattooing on face and red tongue extended. A black dangling earring in each ear. Hair pulled back in topknot on reverse. A first edition in gloss brown was issued in 2014.