This is a mug shaped like a standing female Tangaroan Tiki. Back reads "Tui" and has a small fish. It was first introduced in a light brown/beige and later in orange.

This is a small rounded mug, almost coconut shaped, but a little taller in form. It has a matte brown glazed tapa pattern on one side and gloss brown glaze on the other. The gloss glazed side has personalized writing. There is also a handled version of this mug. Both versions were made for the tourist trade.

The Tanuki mug is based on the Japanese raccoon dog of the same name. He is a popular symbol in Japan and is often found in restaurants. This version is brown and has a large belly marked "Tanuki", large testicles, a big hat, and is marked "Kyoto" on back.

This is a bowl shaped like the top of a rum barrel (with barnacles attached) and surrounded by three Tikis in suit jackets (or at least their heads and upper torsos). There was no master mold for the bowls, and each piece was created and placed together by hand before firing. They were glazed in a variety of different glaze combinations.

This standing full-bodied Tiki is Maori inspired with Moko face tattoos. The design for this mug is based on a Tiki by carver Barney West that sits in the gardens of the Mai Kai. Each mug comes with a faux lava rock coaster with an LED uplight to illuminate the mug. Available in two colors (this Sausalito Brown and a Redwood Ember) with 100 made in each color. Suggested drink for this mug is the Jet Pilot.

This standing full-bodied Tiki is Maori inspired with Moko face tattoos. The design for this mug is based on a Tiki by carver Barney West that sits in the gardens of the Mai Kai. Each mug comes with a faux lava rock coaster with an LED uplight to illuminate the mug. Available in two colors (this Redwood Ember and a Sausalito Brown) with 100 made in each color. Suggested drink for this mug is the Jet Pilot.

Based on an actual Milan Guanko carving on location at the Kon Tiki, this Tiki mug has a long face outlined by chisel marks and a palm bark texture around the rest of the head. The mouth is a traditional Ku shaped figure-eight, and the eyes are coffee-bean shaped, but the rest of the face is a bit more humanistic. Shoulders and upper torso visible at bottom. Overall shape is almost like a pilsner glass with a gradual slope inward from the top. Produced in two glaze variations. This is the regular edition with black exterior and orange interior. There is also a limited edition in all brown (50 made).

Based on an actual Milan Guanko carving on location at the Kon Tiki, this Tiki mug has a long face outlined by chisel marks and a palm bark texture around the rest of the head. The mouth is a traditional Ku shaped figure-eight, and the eyes are coffee-bean shaped, but the rest of the face is a bit more humanistic. Shoulders and upper torso visible at bottom. Overall shape is almost like a pilsner glass with a gradual slope inward from the top. Produced in two glaze variations. This is the limited edition in all brown (50 made and unnumbered). There is also a regular edition with black exterior and orange interior.

This is a fogcutter shaped mug with Tikis trying to escape the lava coming over the rim. Brown exterior glaze with orange interior glaze spilling out over rim. Used to serve the Krakatoa Punch cocktail on their menu, made with "Reserve and Spiced Rums, Tropical Juices, Orgeat, Sam's Gorilla Grog, and Hibiscus Grenadine". The second edition of this mug is marked "2nd Edition" and has a brown wipe glaze as opposed to all gloss brown on the exterior.

This Super Limited Edition Moai Full Size Stacker Mug wears a separate Pukao (topknot) and holds 3 cups of beverage. Glazed in Redwood Brown with red topknot and white eyes.

The Tanuki mug is based on the Japanese raccoon dog of the same name. He is a popular symbol in Japan and is often found in restaurants. This version comes in a variety of glaze colors and has a large belly, large testicles, and a big hat tied around his neck. He carries a jug in one hand and a book in the other.

This coconut mug has a rounded three sided shape and was molded off of an actual coconut. Blue glaze over brown.