A ceramic mug shaped like a metal drum of 151 Rum. Beige with brown "rusty" highlights.

This is a mug shaped like a standing moai with a goatee and a pointed and long sloped nose. This is the custom edition available through Swizzle in several glaze colors. The standard edition in purple is in use at Gin Palace, which is one of the oldest cocktails bar in Melbourne, Australia, operating since 1997. The mug is based on a stone carving found outside the tourism office in Papeete, Tahiti.

A standing tiki with a tall headdress of skulls and a sharp-toothed scowl.

A standing tiki with a tall headdress of skulls and a sharp-toothed scowl. As a custom piece, color and detail varies from piece to piece. Ken customized several one-off editions for sale including Grape Ape, Brasso, Duke L'Orange, Blue Cheer, Sassafras, and Naval Nocturne.

This bowl is shaped like a volcano crater and the interior is glazed with molten lava colors. The top lip of the crater has three indentations, The middle indentation holds a detailed Witco fountain style Tiki decanter with a cork.

This is a mug shaped like a piranha with sharp teeth and Tahitian designs carved into it. Released on 03/15/18 in "Hot Lava" (red / orange fade) and "Poi Lagoon" (blue / purple fade), each in an edition of 100.

This mug, shaped like a tiki playing bongo drums, was issued to celebrate the Tikiyaki Orchestra's 10th anniversary. It was designed by Tiki Diablo. Released at their 10th Anniversary show, March 3, 2018 at Don The Beachcomber. There was also a bone version (limited to 50, making an overall edition of 150 including the 100 in Brown).

"Ku-kaili-moku” (“Snatcher of the Land”) stands proud with his Hawaiian shark tooth war club and trophy skull in hand. The reverse of the mug features the same imposing war club. First issued in a large Golden Brown glaze version and a small Emerald Green glaze version in 2017, and then this small Sapphire Blue version and a large Jade Green version the following year in 2018.

This is a standing Marquesan tiki mug with Celtic knot work designs and holding a claddagh. Standing on the mound of "snakes" that Patrick drove off the island. Sculpt by Patrick Vassar.

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. Sculpt and manufactured by Eekum Bookum / Vassar. Mug concept by Jonathan M. Chaffin. There is a brown Limited Edition issued for the event, this "Fade Version" from the manufacturer's website (that fades from green at top to brown at bottom), and also a Super Limited Edition of 6.