This brown moai by Daga has a very wide nose, a white interior, and has the Kon-Tiki Village logo printed in white on the back.

Tan cylinder with raised criss-cross pattern, inset on the front containing a 3-D hula girl from head to just past her hips. Hula skirt is at her waist, rather than on her hips. Marked "Orchids of Hawaii" "Japan" on bottom. There is a similar, newer mug with less detail, and a hula skirt resting on the girl's hips.

This is the wider of the OMC painted-eyes moai. Streaky beige color, with painted eye details. "Pub Tiki Philadelphia, PA" in black on back.

This Ku mug is matte glazed in tan, with a brown gloss glazed rim and interior. Back is unmarked.

This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with three tikis around the outside. Outside is unglazed tan bisque, interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. This version is sometimes marked "Otagiri" and sometimes has only an OMC sticker on bottom.

This unusual tiki mug hails from Politiki in Washington, D.C. It's one of a line of tiki mugs in the likeness of United States presidents. This mug is a caricature of Ronald Reagan's head, and has Nancy Reagan doing the hula on the back amid floating astrological symbols.

This unusual tiki mug hails from Politiki in Washington, D.C. It's one of a line of tiki mugs in the likeness of United States presidents. This mug is a caricature of Jimmy Carter's head. The back of the mug is a peanut.

This unusual tiki mug hails from Politiki in Washington, D.C. It's one of a line of tiki mugs in the likeness of United States presidents. This mug is a caricature of Richard Nixon's head.

This unusual tiki mug hails from Politiki in Washington, D.C. It's one of a line of tiki mugs in the likeness of United States presidents. This mug is a caricature of Franklin Roosevelt's head.

This unusual tiki mug hails from Politiki in Washington, D.C. It's one of a line of tiki mugs in the likeness of United States presidents. This mug is a caricature of Abraham Lincoln's head.

This mug was created for the Al Kaly Shrine Club in Colorado Springs, which is part of the Al Kaly Shrine based out of Pueblo, Colorado. The mug is shaped like a shriner's head, with painted details including a dark red fez with "Al Kaly" and the Shriners logo in gold, and the fez's tassle makes a handle. The mug says "Colorado Springs 1972" on the back.

This tiki was designed by Joe Vitale and produced by Tiki Farm. The mug is called Mr. Moai and does look a bit like a moai, but not much. The "topknot" part of the tiki makes up the whole upper third/half of the mug. Brown in color, special edition.