Based on the classic Suffering Bastard mug made for Trader Vic's, this squatting Moai holds his hands to the sides of his head. Instead of the usual wide lips, this Moai has his lips pursed together in almost a whistle, as if exclaiming about the pain in his head. Additional details include bracelets on the arms and legs.

Based on the classic Suffering Bastard mug made for Trader Vic's, this squatting Moai holds his hands to the sides of his head. Instead of the usual wide lips, this Moai has his lips pursed together in almost a whistle, as if exclaiming about the pain in his head. Additional details include bracelets on the arms and legs.

A two-piece container shaped in the classic Lucky Tiki Design and originally used to store dentures. It matches other Tiki Items made for the Florida Tourist Souvenir Industry of the same era.

This is a mug shaped like a Marquesan Tiki head wearing a fez.

This is a mug shaped like a Marquesan Tiki head wearing a fez.

The Windows on Witco mug is based on the "Witco Style" and is a tribute mug to the many creations they have done. The mug is limited to 100 LTDs and 25 Super LTDs. Among the Witco Windows (which include a Tiki, pufferfish, skull shield, and monstera leaves) are two spots for buyers to personalize with their own choice of submitted text and graphics. These personalized sections are reproduced with a heat decal in an iron red color and fired onto the mug. The top window on the front is 2" by 2" and the bottom window on the back is 2" by 1.3". Available with either an Orange or a Blue interior.

This is a ceramic sculpture from Munktiki's Yakimon line. Shishi is a two-headed guardian lion. Chinese guardian lions or Imperial guardian lions, traditionally known in Chinese simply as Shi (Chinese: 獅; pinyin: shī; literally "lion"), and often called "Foo Dogs" in the West, are a common representation of the lion in pre-modern China. Statues of guardian lions have traditionally stood in front of Chinese Imperial palaces, Imperial tombs, government offices, temples, and the homes of government officials and the wealthy, from the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), and were believed to have powerful mythic protective benefits. This sculpture comes with two smaller scaled schoolboy human summoners/pals, to whom Shishi is the protector. This piece required eight separate molds to create. Made in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with diamond shaped eyes, a long narrow nose, and a mouth full of large clenched teeth. Also has a toothed shaped necklace around the base of mug. High fired porcelain. Available in several glaze colors.

This mug features a patterned skull on the front and comes in a variety of glaze combinations. The mug and its matching t-shirt are part of the package for members who buy into the Munktiki M.U.G. Club. Members are given an opportunity to buy merchandise before the general release of new products.

This is a mug shaped like a drum from Papua New Guinea. It has a mask on the front and is glazed in South Sea Blue. There are other editions of this mug, including an edition in gloss brown with some cold-painted details, and an edition of more elaborate custom mugs (some of which come detailed with real animal skin stretched over the top and trimmed with other natural materials).

This is a black and red imprinted mai tai/lowball/old fashioned glass celebrating the Kon-Tiki's 50th Anniversary.

This is a black and red imprinted pint glass celebrating the Kon-Tiki's 50th Anniversary.