This beautifully grotesque design was originally produced in larger format by 'Ona Tiki in Burbank, California. A later version, also in larger format, was produced by Munktiki. This is a slightly scaled down version done in a series of limited editions with different glaze designs. The first edition of 25 is in a dark green with black rub and red and white accents. The second edition of 50 is in a Mummy Brown with Black rub and Red and White accents. The Halloween 2017 Edition of 25 is orange with a black rub. This version in matte black was created for the Black Friday event on 11/24/2017.

This volcano-shaped mug with woodgrain texture and a handle has "Florida" printed on the front cartouche and was manufactured by Treasure Craft of Hawaii. Tropical blooms and leaves around cartouche.

A Marquesan inspired Tiki head mug. Made of high fire clay and fired to cone 10. Available in several different glaze colors. Slipcast off of an original that was thrown on the potter's wheel and carved.

This "Aztec Jug" was manufactured in the UK by Sadler Pottery in the 1960s. Double-sided, lozenge-shaped, handled jug with an all-over light brown glaze. Features the image of a priest/shaman with headdress, staff and skulls. Also issued in a blue glaze as well.

This is a Lono-shaped mug with a pineapple on forehead and marked for the Nu Lounge bar in Bologna, Italy. The design bears great resemblance to Bai's earlier "Greetings From Lono" mug but with the addition of the pineapple and new glaze. Hula girl on back as well (the Beauty). Daniele Dalla Pola is the founder of the Nu Lounge Bar. He received international acclaim by winning the prestigious 42 Below Cocktail World Cup in 2011. Daniele's hallmark is the pineapple. Pineapple Love is what he is known for. This mug is featured on the Mahiki menu for the "Beauty & Dalla Pola" cocktail and was also included in the Tiki Cocktail Box service, based out of the UK, in their December 2017 subscription.

This is a lidded metal pineapple mug made of stainless steel with brass plating. There are similar versions in gold, silver and a copper tone (plated metal) made by a variety of companies, including W&P Design (which started the trend) and Oggi.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut pirate character from the 2016 Disney film, Moana. The body is a coconut and it has purple arms and legs. Each is unique with different decorated lids (shells, starfish, crab pincher, etc..) and one hand holds a spear (metal swizzle stick by Michael Grider). Sold individually or in sets through the artist website.

Classic Suffering Bastard design in miniature with satin black exterior, white interior. This design is commonly called the Suffering Bastard, though it was originally marketed as Mai Tai Joe. Trader Vic's originally sold these in sets with a matching decanter. Later, modern-day reproductions were also made by Tiki Farm, which have a black interior. This version was made in 2017 for Trader Vic's and manufactured in Thailand and sold through Trader Vic's website.

Moai Suave was designed by Derek Yaniger for Tiki Farm. This is a scaled down version of the original Tiki Magazine mug. The mug was released in a smaller matte black version as well. This limited edition glaze is "Electric Avocado" green, and the moai has a ski jump nose and a wide open mouth.

This is a mug shaped like a shrunken headed figure (Swanky Frankie) wearing a red lounge jacket, a monacle in one eye, and carrying a tiki mug in one hand and a skull-headed cane in the other. Designed by Dirk Vermin.

This is a mug shaped like a skeleton inside an old fashioned diving helmet and suit. Ironside is owned by Consortium Holdings, the same group behind False Idol and several other San Diego dining & bar establishments.

This is a mug shaped like an octopus entangled around a shell. It comes with a red, blue, green, purple, or gold glazed octopus. This is the first piece issued by the designer, Tattiki.