This Tiki mug has a large-lipped mouth opened to show square teeth and an underbite. Horizontally slanted eyes. A chiseled texture. Designed by REESENIK (aka Matt Reese). Sculpted and cast by MP (aka Mikel Parton). First available at Tiki Oasis 2012 (Aug. 16-19, 2012 in San Diego, CA). This is a test glaze version, and, as such, glaze colors and details vary.

A mug shaped like a sitting Tiki with several rum bottles in his clutches. Glazed a light honey brown with a red detailed hibiscus flower "crown" around his head and one large eye open (colored white & black). Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2013.

This is an unmarked oval shaped bowl with Tikis on either end. The bowl has a wood grain texture. The Tikis have flat-topped heads with slanted eyes and look exactly like earlier Don the Beachcomber salt and pepper sets. Nick's was in business until 1999.

This is a horned Devil-Tiki mug glazed yellow & red. This was the mug used for the Tiki Hell Room Party at the Crown Plaza for Tiki Oasis 2013.

This glass was released at the 55th Anniversary of the Tonga Hut on July 20-21, 2013, and has the Tonga Hut logo and imagery, reading "Tonga Hut 55 Years 1958-2013". Available in several colors including mint green and black heat decals.

This double old fashioned glass was manufactured for Hula's Modern Tiki in Phoenix, AZ. The back of the glass features a full body tiki with its hands on its knees. Made in different colors of heat decal, including red, mint green, and blue.

This mug was designed by Steve Pang and manufactured by Tiki Farm for Otto's Shrunken Head Tiki Bar & Lounge NYC. It is a black shrunken head with the eyes and mouth sewn shut and has flame-like hair. Green cold paint details on stitches and eyebrows. There is also an earlier green version of this mug.

This mug is shaped like a pineapple (dash) with three cherries (dots) on the side. The three cherries and the pineapple spear represent the three dots and the dash for the Morse Code. With GI's coming home from Europe and the Pacific at the end of World War II, Don The Beachcomber created the Three Dots to commemorate the Allied victory. The name of the drink comes from the Morse Code for the letter "V". Designed by Shelby Allison & The Pizz.

This is a mug shaped like a Moai with a cartoonish appearance... big jaw, big ears, small body, etc. Traditional elements were also added from the Rapa Nui culture, like the fish he’s cradling in his arms. Young Aiden Gertsen, was given the task of naming this fellow and his research led him to naming it Ika Ariki, which can be translated as “The Fish God”. This version in light blue does not have the Birdman on the reverse of his head, but has a flat area presumably for heat decals.

This mug is based on the original Tiki Bob design and is a cube shaped mug with a light blue glaze for the body and an off white glaze for the face. It stands on four legs, that appear to be walking, and it has a tapa design carved into the sides. This is a hand-built piece, and, as such, is unique.

This is a moonshine jug shaped shot mug with a brown exterior glaze, an off white Tiki Bob face, and a cork on top. It is shot sized and strung with cord so it doubles as a pendant. Premiered at Tiki Oasis 2013 and part of the hulabilly themed merchandise made especially for the event.

This is a mug shaped like a teal (greenish-blue) sea urchin. Designed by Shelby Allison (wife of owner Paul McGee) and Holden Westland of Tiki Farm.

Several color editions were made in this order:

1 - Teal Blue, 2 - Purple, 3 - Pink, 4 - Dark Blue, 5 - Dark Green, 6 - Light Green, 7 - Orange, 8 - Mirror Gold, 9 - Sparkling Gold, 10 - Green.