This is a mug shaped like a Tonga style Tiki. Available in several different glaze colors.

A lowball mug with Witco inspired carvings and a midcentury modern and minimalist approach. Each wood look tumbler is glazed in black and brown tones to imitate wood. They have 4 carved sides. Hand made and each one varies slightly in color. Debuted at Tiki Oasis 2014.

This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with a V-shaped brow. It is encircled by a tentacle and the bottom is ringed with skulls. Made for Kahuna Kevin, who is the author of a couple of published cocktail books called 'Why Is The Rum Gone? Volume 1' and 'Why Is The Rum Gone Volume 2'. Concept was drawn by So-Cal artist Kray and hand sculpted and manufactured by Tiki Diablo. The Super Limited Edition is limited to 50 and split between two different interior glaze color-ways (Green Creep or Blue Midnight).

This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with a V-shaped brow. It is encircled by a tentacle and the bottom is ringed with skulls. Made for Kahuna Kevin, who is the author of a couple of published cocktail books called 'Why Is The Rum Gone? Volume 1' and 'Why Is The Rum Gone Volume 2'. Concept was drawn by So-Cal artist Kray and hand sculpted and manufactured by Tiki Diablo. The Super Limited Edition is limited to 50 and split between two different interior glaze color-ways (Green Creep or Blue Midnight). This version, however, is a custom version and custom versions are unique in glazing and other details.

A glass featuring a seated wahine holding a lei and with a pineapple beside her.

This is a mug shaped like a drunk Moai lovingly holding a bottle of Galliano. The mug was designed by THOR, manufactured by Tiki Farm, and released in 2014 as part of a Galliano promotion.

This toothpick holder was manufactured by Treasure Craft. It is shaped like a gnarled tree and has holes for toothpicks. There is a little menehune seated next to the tree.

This tall, handbuilt Tiki mug with tattoos and tongue out was made by Michael Shigeru Sbicca. Marked "Roots Rocka" after his Tiki Central screen name and shown in his gallery thread as a 2013 creation. Made of high fire "Speckstone" clay supplied by Laguna Clay and fired to cone 10.

A brown mug featuring a traditional image of the Mayan/ Aztec feathered serpent god.

This tiki mug is multicolored, with a Ku-like face and a straight handle on the side.

This tiki mug has a large belly, with hands clasping the sides, small eyes, and a headdress. Glaze is green. It is marked "MAI-KAI Ft. Lauderdale" on the front base.

Hollow ashtray shaped like a fish with cigarette rests inside and open mouth to allow smoke to blow out. Otagiri and several other companies made this design and it came in a variety of glaze colors. Popular during the 1960s.