This light brown tiki mug was designed by Crazy Al Evans. The mug is brown, and looks as if it were carved from a palm log. The tiki has large, round nostrils, and there is a small hibiscus in a circle in the middle of its head.

This is a modernist/expressionist interpretation of the classic Paul Marshall Products Peanut Mug. One eye is larger than the other and a slight bend on the mug gives the illusion of movement. This first glaze edition of the design has a red glaze that has been wiped off the top areas of bisque but left inside all of the crevices and recesses to make the sculpt really "pop". Premiered at Tiki Oasis 11.

This moai lantern has a large smile and large round eyes. This design can also be seen on S&P shakers (pg 118 Tiki Quest). Johnny Sens made a version of this as a hobbyist mug in the 1960s and, more recently, GOTIKI has created a mug version as well.

Mug with a zig-zag mouth, triangle nose, and wood-grain appearance. This tiki mug was made by Johnny Sens and is marked as such. Identical to wall masks and standing figures by Napco, however.

This breast mug features a kneeling nude wahine from a hobbyist Holland mold. The same molded wahine has also been used by ceramicists to ornament ashtrays and bowls.

This volcano shaped sugar bowl was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Hot Lava Java, a polynesian-themed coffee shop in Costa Mesa, CA. The bowl is gray with red lava flowing down the sides and a palm tree on the front. Red lid with hole for spoon. The spoon is shaped like a tiki that resembles the Kona Kai logo. A matching creamer and mug are also available.

This volcano shaped creamer was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Hot Lava Java, a polynesian-themed coffee shop in Costa Mesa, CA. The creamer is gray with red lava flowing down the sides and a palm tree on the front. A matching sugar bowl and mug are also available.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. It was produced in a standard and a deluxe version. The standard version of this mug is done in a darker translucent green with a clear glazed interior.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. It was produced in a standard and a deluxe version. The deluxe version of this mug follows the inspiration and tradition of some of the Maori works by including a red tongue and eyes set with polished abalone shell from New Zeeland. The body is the same darker translucent green as the standard edition, and the inside is clear coated as with the standard edition.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. It was produced in a standard and a deluxe version. This is a custom version. Custom glazes and details vary.

This Tiki mug has coffee bean shaped eyes, a bow shaped mouth, and two tiny fin-like projections on the sides.

This is a mug shaped like a wide-nosed Tiki with large oval lips and horizontal coffee-bean shaped eyes. It is available in a variety of glazes.