This mug was designed by Crazy Al Evans. It was based on his #107 tiki which was a commission piece which tikifies a man, his wife and their three children. The back of the mug features a New Guinea style mask.

This mug was designed by Crazy Al Evans for the Kona Club in Oakland, CA. The mug has bamboo bundles down the side and a tapa pattern around the top and bottom. The back of the mug features a smouldering volcano on a hill overlooking a little hut and some palm trees. There is a surfer at the base of the mug. This is the blue edition of the mug.

This Tiki mug has large slanted coffee-bean-shaped eyes and an open, toothless, mouth. Inspired by a Tiki at La Mariana. A friend of Gecko's said there was a similar one in the back of the old Chicago Kona Kai bar (carved by Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts and pictured on page 142 of The Book of Tiki). So he named the mug for Kona Kai. Made in Oahu, Hawaii. This is the limited edition blue velvet glaze.

This is a head mug shaped like a Hawaiian Warrior with headdress. It is glazed in gunmetal gray.

The design of this mug is borrowed from Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki boat, which used the design of a South American sun god, Kon Tiki. Forehead has three sunray-like dashes, lips are two horizontal lines. This mug appears to be copied off of the OMC Kon-Tiki Mug Tall, but is lacking the repeated vertical line pattern on the face. It may well have been designed for home hobbyist use after the earlier Kon-Tiki mugs. Reads "Johnny Sens" and gives year on base at back.