This shot mug is based on the original Tiki Bob design. All versions are fired with two-tone glaze combinations, one of which covers most of the exterior's "palm bark" surface, but with a white glaze on the face where "bark" is absent. Glaze combinations vary, including raku fired versions.

This is a Ku Tiki mug with a long headdress, holding a moonshine jug in front. Sculpted and manufactured by Bosko and based on a design by Derek Yaniger. The jug is a nod to this year's hulabilly theme (with hillbilly countrified overtones including banjos, moonshining, black felt hats, daisy duke shorts, and corn cob pipes being popular at this year's event). "TO 13" is written on the base. There is also a green glazed version.

This is a Ku Tiki mug with a long headdress, holding a moonshine jug in front. Sculpted and manufactured by Bosko and based on a design by Derek Yaniger. The jug is a nod to this year's hulabilly theme (with hillbilly countrified overtones including banjos, moonshining, black felt hats, daisy duke shorts, and corn cob pipes being popular at this year's event). "TO 13" is written on the base. There is also a brown glazed version.

A tall screaming Tiki mug with articulated arms and outstretched hands sticking out from the main vessel. Feet standing apart on a base. The entire body is much more figural than most mugs, with the head serving as the main vessel -- eyes squinted and tongue lolling out in a huge primal scream. Five APs were made but only four survived. Debut at Tiki Oasis 2013.

This full-body Tiki is sporting a wide grin and giving the shaka sign with a hibiscus flower on the back of his hand. Ornate tapa patterning around lips and eyes. Top and bottom show palm bark. Crazy Al designed the smaller head-only Hang Tiki mug for Tiki Farm back in 2002, but this piece shows the entire carving (#34 was carved in 2001). Overall edition of 250 in this design includes: #1-50 in AP, deluxe, and custom colors, #51-150 in Baja Brown one-color glaze, #151-250 in 4 editions of 25 in differing glazes. This is "Seafaring Blue" (one of the last 4 editions within the 250 total run of mugs) and combines the attributes of Mug #41/250 and 48,49,&50.

This moai is smooth all over, save for an oval indentation around the eyes with a woodgrain texture. Lips are also woodgrain. Blue glaze, unmarked.

A mug shaped like a grinning Tiki made out of a rum (or moonshine) barrel, playing a bass, and wearing a hula skirt. Glazed in a brown wipe-away glaze with orange details on face and skirt. Part of a three part "Hulabilly Clan" set, including Ernest T and Unkle Kranky. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2013.

A mug shaped like a grinning Tiki wearing overalls, a tall hat, and hanging out with his hound dog and a jug of moonshine. Glazed in green. Part of a three part "Hulabilly Clan" set, including Ernest T and Rock-A-Hula. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2013.

A mug shaped like a moai wearing overalls and a coonskin cap, blowing tunes on an empty jug of moonshine. Glazed in light brown with gray cap. Part of a three part "Hulabilly Clan" set, including Unkle Kranky and Rock-A-Hula. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2013.

The design for this two-piece lidded Ku design with headdress, flared nostrils, and grimacing tooth-lined mouth, was first introduced at Tiki Oasis 2012 (TO12). The first colorway was in a warm brown. This is the Redwood Satin Brown & Ash Black version. Dimensions: 10-1/8" tall x 5-3/8" wide x 3-7/8" deep.

This mug design was originally created by Marcus Pizutti and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Trader Vic's in Los Angeles, CA. It was first issued in brown and then green. This blue Clippers version is not manufactured by Tiki Farm, however, and has many differences from the original design. The tiki is a full body Ku with an upturned chin, football-shaped eyes and a tall headdress. Belly features a L.A. Clippers logo heat decal.

A Tiki mug with tattooed tongue sticking out, holding a spear and a pair of shrunken heads. This is a hand-built mug.