This mug comes from the Kahlua Hut in Hyattsville, Maryland, and features a face design that looks more like a man than a tiki, and has chevron-like eyebrows. Mug is black inside and out. The words "KAHLUA HUT" are raised in bamboo-look lettering at the base in the front.

The featured cocktail for the Kahlua Hut Tiki Mug offered “an exotic mixture of the finest rums and passion fruits, gin and vermouth.” For $2.15 total, the mug was yours to take.

This mug from the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach, Florida, has a handle on the side, intricate markings around the bottom, a serene tiki face on top, and the words "Hawaiian Inn" in recessed letters across the middle front.

This mug from the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach, Florida, has a handle on the side, a blocky, intense tiki face with gritted teeth on top, and the words "Hawaiian Inn" in recessed letters across the middle front.

This mug from the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach, Florida, has a handle on the side, a blocky, intense tiki face with gritted teeth on top, and the words "Hawaiian Inn" in recessed letters across the middle front.

This mug is of the signature tiki for Ren Clark's Polynesian Village carved by Milan Guanko. The tiki has slanted, almond-shaped eyes, a smile that flares out at the edges, a pig-like nose, hands meeting with thumbs up in front, and recessed swirl designs all over the body. Marked "Ren Clark's Polynesian Village" in recessed letters around the base, and "Ft Worth Texas" on bottom.

The Surfer Girl mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm in 2000 and features a long-haired wahine wearing a bikini top and a skirt standing in front of a surfboard on the front. There are two palm trees on the back of the mug. It has a pink glaze.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 1 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself. This is a special limited edition hand painted version of the mug.

This blue bowl was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Island Systems & Design in 2006. The company used this as a promotion item for their customers. The bowl is shaped like a boat with the company's logo tiki on each end.

This gruesome mug was designed by THOR for Tiki Farm. It is a replica of how the Jivaro tribe would display their shrunken heads on poles and adorn them with twine and beads.

The Pirate Mug was designed and produced by Beachin AKA Kimberly Coburn. It features a skull wearing a bandana on the front and reads "Will pillage 4 rum" on the back.

This green hiball, supported by three frowning moai, has a hot pink rim and interior.

This massive brown bowl with red interior was desinged and produced by Gecko. The bowl is flanked by two Hawaiian style figures with hand painted tatoos. It comes with a matching ladle.