This is a mug shaped like a kneeling hula girl playing a ukelele. Handpainted in a sort of terra-cotta brown with black, white and red detailing.

This mug is shaped like a standing robot. It is glazed in red.

This is a mug shaped like a skull used in anatomy classes with a brain inside of the cavity. The limited edition comes with different colored brains. This version went heavy metal with a spiked skull visor. Measures overall at: 6"H X 4.5"W X 5.5"D. The brain fits down into the skull like a lid and the right side of the brain pulls off as a lid also. So it's essentially a double lidded mug that holds two separate drinks. Colorations throughout the edition will vary and be unique.

This mug is part of a set of three based on a trio of Milan Guanko tikis that once stood for many years at Hobby City in Anaheim, CA. Each mug promotes one of the sponsors of the Desert Oasis Room podcast by Adrian Eustaquio. This mug is the last of the three and has breasts and a figure-eight grimace with clenched teeth. It was released 02/07/2018 at the Royal Hawaiian and comes in a brown or a green version.

This is a mug shaped like a drum with skin stretched out and laced over the top. This is a collaboration with MP (Mikel Parton) glazing.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a rootball top, open mouth lined with teeth, small pushed-up nose, almond-shaped eyes, and tattoos on forehead and neck. It was manufactured by John and Janet Mulder of Eekum Bookum, sculpted by Patrick Vassar, and is based on one of the original Caliente Tropics Tikis -- a Tiki which still stands on the grounds of the hotel today -- that was carved in the 1960's by Ed Crissman. This mug was produced in a green and also a brown glaze. The green was released purely for Modernism Week while the brown is a year-round issue.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. This version has a pale blue wipe-away glaze.

This is a mug shaped like a crab with one claw held up and extended eye stalks on lid with two straw holes in lid for sharing. Comes in different glaze colors (orange, white, etc...).

This is a long dish featuring a standing tiki by Duane Fish. Glazed in mostly white with brown designs. This same tiki was also featured on mugs and other objects.

This ku head mug has a large open mouth lined with many small, sharply pointed teeth. It has a small nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. This version has a mango orange glaze.

This skull mug has a very pointed chin, and a hollow area behind the face, with holes for eyes, nose, and three teeth. Bottom is marked with year of manufacture. The modern versions started in 2012 and 2016 without manufacturer stamped on piece. Possibly started with Tiki Farm in 2012 and then made in Thailand for 2016?

This is a tiki mug designed for the Inuhele Atlanta Tiki Home Bar Tour. It is based on a Barney West carving that was installed at the Atlanta Dinkler Luau, AKA the Dobbs House Luau Atlanta, Atlanta Luau, during its operation from the 1950s through 1970s. Additional carving in the form of wood aging and tattooing cover the arms of the figure, and the names of the 4 participating home bars circle the base. Sculpt and manufactured by Eekum Bookum / Vassar. Mug concept by Jonathan M. Chaffin. In addition to this Limited Edition there is also a "Fade Edition" (fading from green at top to brown at bottom) from the manufacturer, and also a Super Limited Edition of 6.