Moai Sophisticate was designed by Derek Yaniger for Tiki Farm. Glazed in white, this moai has a ski jump nose and a topknot on head. Hearkens back to the Moai Suave design from 9 years ago. The Moai Sophisticate was issued in black or white.

A mug shaped lik a tiki head with coffee bean-shaped eyes and a wide smile with squarish clenched teeth. This mug is modeled after the mug that can be seen briefly on a desk in the movie, "Incredibles 2" (by Pixar). The film version is brown. This was also produced in a blue variant limited to 250 as well.

This white mug was manufactured for Benihana restaurants. The mug is shaped like a small girl in a cherry blossom print dress and holding a fan. "Sakura" means "cherry blossom" in Japanese.

This is a modernist interpretation of the classic Tiki Bob and a collaboration with design by Odd Rodney and both sculpted and originally manufactured by MiniTikiMeow (Carol Gravem). It is more of a lo-ball shape or slightly elongated coconut shape. The simple face is even more of a suggestion with one eye visible and the bridge of the nose slightly bent to follow the contours of the face. As an artist proof, glazes and other design elements are distinct and unique.

From Rodney: "The design is my attempt to bridge the gap between clean mid-century modern design and all of the character that Tiki embodies. The surface glaze is a 'matte copper brown'. Inside glaze is a light green with mottled brown."

The first release was sculpted and manufactured by MiniTikiMeow in 2019 based on one of Odd Rodneys pendant designs. The first edition created by Carol was limited to 50 pieces, 20 of which were sold with a matching ceramic pendant of the same design at Tiki Oasis in San Diego. The second edition is made by Odd Rodney using the same mold, clay slip, and glazes, but the glaze on the names on bottom of the mug is rubbed off to distinguish between the two versions.

The second edition was first sold around 4 Jun 2020.

A mug shaped like a Japanese Maneki Neko style cat holding a tiki in front of it and one paw up to bring good luck. Regular edition in brown or white and a super limited edition in black with 24K gold. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2019.

This is a green mug shaped like a standing Tiki with brow line covering eyes and an open grimacing mouth lined with teeth. Manufactured by Tiki Farm for The High Roller Tiki Lounge in Solvang, CA. The High Roller Tiki Lounge is located in the back of the Sort This Out Cellars tasting room. This "Woodgrain Ku" is a customizable design not exclusive to a single locale.

This is a mug shaped like a glass fishing float with a Tiki Bob face. Available in several colors.

A mug shaped like a traditional Lono tiki with mouth full of pointed teeth, variation on x-eyes pattern, and tall headdress.

This is a mug shaped like a barrel and featuring a hillbilly as the handle. Twin Winton's Hillbilly line came out in 1947 and it was such a success that Twin Winton had to move to a larger plant in Pasadena, CA. The line featured hand-painted figures of Ozark Mountain boys along with a wood-grain effect under glaze. It was inspired by Paul Webb's cartoon series. When the line first came out it was hand painted, but the demand quickly caused a re-design. The new way was to apply brown paint into the detail areas, wipe off the excess, then handpaint the hillbilly figures and few other small areas. The hillbilly line was huge. It included lamps, ashtrays, salt/pepper shakers, cookie jars, etc.

This mug was released to celebrate the 6 month anniversary of San Francisco's The Zombie Village, which draws inspiration from the old Skipper Kent's Zombie Village that was located in Oakland, CA. The Menehune Studio with Woody Miller created these. Inspired by the skull and banyan forest by Ivan Lee Mora, and the giant moai above the bar. Release 07/08/19. The bar location is at 441 Jones St, San Francisco, California 94102.

A mug shaped like the General Mills Cereal Mascot, Boo Berry, who is a ghost with a cute bow tie. The "Boo Berry" is a full standing figure with hands held in front. This is one in a set of three (including Franken-Berry and Count Chocula). They are a tikified re-imagining of classic General Mills Cereal Monster Mascots that began in the early 1970s. These mugs premiered in limited numbers at SDCC (San Diego Comic Con) 2018 and were later sold in limited quantities through other outlets as well.

This coconut shaped mug is marked for the Rumpus Tiki Bar in Budapest, Hungary.