MauiTiki's second mug design produced. This Tiki mug has a grinning mouth with square teeth, a tapa print pattern across forehead, and wears a necklace. In 2008 Rob Hawes (MauiTiki) was diagnosed with Stage 4 Carcinoid Cancer. This mug was named after his disease and profits from it helped to pay for his treatments and travel to the mainland to meet with doctors and attend cancer conferences. This limited edition mug is split into two glaze types. Mugs 1-12 are glazed in a "Stone Green" glaze with a speckled white interior. Mugs 13-25 are glazed in a "Gloss Green" glaze with a yellow "Cornmeal" Interior. There were also 10 artist proofs produced.

This limited edition mug was designed by Bosko for the release of the Tikiyaki Orchestra's CD, "Aloha, Baby!" It was designed to look "Old School" with a beige flat glaze for the body and a brown glossy glaze ring at the top and bottom. The mug has horizontal diamond shaped eyes, a broad nose, and a bow-shaped mouth without teeth. Back is stamped "Tikiyaki Polynesian Village Hotel."

This is a short, almost barrel-shaped Tiki. It has a long, thin mouth and long diamond-shaped eyes. Based on a New Caledonian door board design. Golden brown glaze over a red underglaze. Though considered the same "edition" there are glaze differences between a first and second firing of these pieces. The earlier firing is more reddish beige and the later firing is red and white.

This mug portrays a samurai in full armor with a drawn sword in attack position. The design was produced in both a flat and a glossy brown glaze. The flat glaze version appears in Tiki Quest on page 103.

This Tiki mug has a wide smile with squarish teeth, slitted almond-shaped eyes, and a spiral symbol on his forehead. Glazed in brown with a green overglaze that highlights all the details. Ala Moana means "Path to the Sea" in Hawaiian. The Ron Jon badge logo is on the back.

This is a mug shaped like a Duk Duk Dancer from Papua New Guinea. Like their dance costumes, the mug is conical in shape with large concentric circles for eyes. It has a transparent blue overglaze atop a bright yellow underglaze. More yellow than blue. The secret members of the Duk Duk society only appeared with the full moon. Justice was executed, fines extorted, taboos, feasts, taxes and all tribal matters were arranged by the Duk Duk members. In carrying out punishments, they were allowed to burn houses and even kill people. The society's practice has been dying out since around the start of the 20th century, but Duk Duk dancers are now featured as tourist attractions.

This mug was first designed by Squid to commemorate The Tikiyaki Orchestra's appearance at Hukilau 2008. The tiki has large slanted closed eyes, a long nose that flares at the nostrils and an open mouth that exposes his tongue. The open edition version was issued afterwards and sold through events and on the band website. It is the same design but in brown and without commemorative wording.

This is a shot shaped like a Tiki with a large bone shaped mouth, square teeth, a goatee, and a carved brow line that sweeps down and eclipses the eyes and nose so they can't be seen. Issued in blue and in coral glazes.

This is a shot shaped like a Tiki with a large bone shaped mouth, square teeth, a goatee, and a carved brow line that sweeps down and eclipses the eyes and nose so they can't be seen. Issued in blue and in coral glazes.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with slanted coffee bean shaped eyes, no nose, and a large mouth without teeth. The glaze is blue over brown.

Aumakua was designed and produced by Bosko. This is Bosko's abstract, primitive interpretation of the Hawaiian protective deity which traditionally appears in various forms. He is a full-body tiki with long protruding eyes and a jutting chin and forehead. This second color edition is a deep glossy red with dark undertones.

This abstract skull mug was designed and produced by Bosko. The skull has enormous eye sockets and teeth and is missing its lower jaw. This Bosko Skull II Mug edition has a teal glaze.