This tiki mug was designed by Mr. G and produced by Tiki Farm for the Tiki Farm 10th Anniversary event at La Luz de Jesus Gallery. The mug is of a somewhat traditional Ku-like figure, holding a surfboard behind its back. The glaze is a turquoise blue wash.

This mug was designed by AtomicTonyTiki and produced by Tiki Farm for the Tiki Farm 10th Anniversary event at La Luz de Jesus Gallery. The mug is a beautiful jade green color, and the tiki is in the style of a traditional Maori figure. The tiki is holding a smaller tiki head in its hands.

This mug was designed by Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker and produced by Tiki Farm for Tiki Farm's 10th Anniversary event at La Luz de Jesus Gallery. The mug is of a boyish tiki with long, oval eyes, and has the Tiki Farm logo raised at the top front. The mug is white, with a turquoise blue overglaze to bring out the detail.

This small bowl was designed by Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker and produced by Tiki Farm for Tiki Farm's 10th Anniversary event at La Luz de Jesus Gallery. The bowl has a lei-wearing mermaid wrapped around it. The glaze is deep blue, with a lighter blue wash.

This mug is a rustically shaped moai, in classic Bosko style. The glaze is a mottled bright orange and yellow. Limited edition of 35.

This white tiki girl was was designed by Donella Vitale for Tiki Farm. She has big, coy eyes and is glancing over her shoulder. She is wearing a pink sarong and has a pink plumeria in her hair. This is an update original pink with white details version that was created in 2007.

Based on the Tiki-Ti logo Tiki which was inspired by the Kon-Tiki Montreal menu cover Tiki from 1958. The design idea was formulated by Sven Kirsten with input by Mike Sr. and had a lot of help along the way, including Mark Noland (3-D imaging) and Kevin Kidney (font). Holden Westland took it the rest of the way and VOILA! This mug was first issued in an open edition honey brown in April 2011, followed by limited edition runs in Iron Oxide Brown and Blue.

Based on the Tiki-Ti logo Tiki which was inspired by the Kon-Tiki Montreal menu cover Tiki from 1958. The design idea was formulated by Sven Kirsten with input by Mike Sr. and had a lot of help along the way, including Mark Noland (3-D imaging) and Kevin Kidney (font). Holden Westland took it the rest of the way and VOILA! The Blue edition was issued shortly after the open edition and was limited to 130 mugs. A second limited edition in Iron Oxide Brown was sold through Tiki Farm a short time later.

Based on the Tiki-Ti logo Tiki which was inspired by the Kon-Tiki Montreal menu cover Tiki from 1958. The design idea was formulated by Sven Kirsten with input by Mike Sr. and had a lot of help along the way, including Mark Noland (3-D imaging) and Kevin Kidney (font). Holden Westland took it the rest of the way and VOILA! The Iron Oxide Brown edition was issued shortly after the open and blue editions and was limited to 125 mugs.

A Bumatay style Tiki mug commissioned by David Fernandez, owner of The Purple Orchid Tiki Lounge in El Segundo, CA. It was sculpted and produced, after a vintage Bumatay mug, by Al Zequeira (Tiki Al) with help by JR. After the slipcasting was done, Al hand detailed all the wood grain and added the lettering around the base and on the bottom of each mug. To date, about 150 mugs have been produced (not including artist proofs). Ten of the first 14 were made available for sale December 18th, 2010 at the restaurant for $30 a piece. Another 15 went on sale February 5th, 2011. The original 14 included 8 purples and 6 bluish white versions. The bluish white version appears to be slightly larger -- maybe by an eighth of an inch. The second batch included 1 more purple and 1 more bluish white one, but also 10 brown ones (a very few of which are reddish brown) and 3 whitish blue ones. 25 more brown and 25 more purple were released for sale on 08/10/2011. 20 more brown (slightly two-toned looking) and 20 more bluish white ones were released for sale on 12/18/2011. Most recently, in 2012, Al released a small number of red glazed versions as well, rounding off the total edition to about 150 mugs.

This mug was designed/manufactured by Babalu (Rick Henderson) and Squid (Dave Cohen) for the 2011 Mojave Oasis. The mug is turquoise with a darker antiqued wash to highlight the pitted and weathered look of the sculpt.

This mug was designed/manufactured by Babalu (Rick Henderson) and Squid (Dave Cohen) for the 2011 Mojave Oasis. The mug sculpt has a pitted and weathered look.