From Big Toe:

"Super limited, Earthenware tiki mug, handmade in San Marcos, California by ceramics artist Robert Maya. Hand-signed by BigToe and also by Robert Maya.

The Kanaloa tiki mug was based on a Hawaiian-folklore inspired tiki from a painting [Kanaloa Reef] by BigToe, and developed into a tiki mug by ceramics craftsman Robert Maya.

The mug is about 9 inches tall and holds about 19 ounces."

This mug is shaped like a sunken rum barrel that has barnacles and starfish on its sides.

The front reads: "Shameful Tiki X".

The Shameful Tiki Room in Vancouver, B.C. opened in 2013.

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"This siren and her giant seahorse roam the seas, but no one knows exactly why. For hundreds of years sailors and seafaring folk have claimed to have seen these magnificent creatures. Endless rumors persist, but the most common is that the pair lure you to the depths of a tasty libation. This ceramic tiki mug is about 8 inches tall, and holds about 19oz.

Designed by Jeff Granito and Sculpted by Thor, in sunny Southern California. Imported."

This orange and yellow hiball mug features guitars and surfboards, native patterned bands around top and bottom, and is labeled for The Hang-Ten Hangmen.

The Hang-Ten Hangmen are Vancouver BC's foremost retro 50's/60's rock n roll band. They are known for performing in their famed black masks and matching vintage shirts.

This anniversary tiki mug is shaped like a standing tiki with arched brows, almond-shaped eyes and mouth, a rectangular nose, and wood-grain texture.

This design came in three color-ways: "Burnt Orange" (Orange With Black Wipe), "Orange" (Beige With Lighter Orange Wipe), and "Neon Orange" (Beige With Deep Orange Wipe).

Designed by Shameful Tiki Rod (the owner, Rod Moore), sculpted by Tiki Diablo (Danny Gallardo), and manufactured locally by Nohonatiki (Brian Verch).

From Geeki Tikis:

"All Aboard!

Our latest Eric Tan x Geeki Tikis® collaboration is a special Ship Series limited to 500pcs. The series includes 3 ships: Mickey's Pirate Ship, Mickey's Tiki Tour Boat and Steamboat Willie. Mickey's Tiki Tour Boat is the second in the series to be released.

Mickey's Tiki Tour Boat is made from heavyweight stoneware ceramic and features a beautiful brown glaze with black lettering. The tiki mug holds an impressive 50oz. and comes packaged in a full color display box, featuring the conceptual art and rich colorful graphics."

This is a mug shaped like the grim reaper carrying a surf board marked for Dead Man's Isle.

From Munktiki:

"This bad boy stands eight inches tall and holds 24 fluid ounces of your favorite tropical treat. Each reaper comes with a Ohana is Dead scythe swizzle, but don't worry, your reaper is a helper and can hold that swizzle for you. The tropical reaper is an edition of 100 and masterfully crafted by the fine folks at Munktiki Imports."

Sculpted by Robert Fink.

This is the tiki mug released for the Hukilau event held on June 6-9th, 2024 at the Beachcomber Resort in Pompano Beach, Florida.

It’s based on a tiki that stares at you through the window of the Molokai bar at the Mai-Kai.

Designed and produced by John Mulder/Eekum Bookum.

From Tikiland Trading Company:

"While hippos aren't native to Hawaii, Bubbles decided the sights, sounds, climate, and overall 'Aloha' were great reasons to call the islands his home!

This mug holds about 18 oz (varies slightly mug to mug), and is about 7 inches long.

Designed by Jeff Granito and Sculpted by Thor, in sunny Southern California. Imported."

From Sleepy Siren Treasure Company:

"Jacques Tu'Slo, the unlucky ocean explorer, wearing his barnacles and starfish friends as testament to his travels, has washed up onto shore in search for a final resting place on your shelves. This is a 1/1 mug that I hand-built onto a regular Jacques cast, so there is no mould for him. He will be the only zombie Jacques mug."

This is a riff on Jacques-Yves Cousteau, an oceanographer, filmmaker and author. He co-invented the first successful open-circuit self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, called the Aqua-Lung, which assisted him in producing some of the first underwater documentaries.

From Sleepy Siren Treasure Company:

"Jacques Tu'Slo, the unlucky ocean explorer, wearing his barnacles and starfish friends as testament to his travels, has washed up onto shore in search for a final resting place on your shelves.

Each Jacques is handcrafted and customized with cracked and knocked out teeth, and aging marks in the bone.

Food safe ceramic. Limited to 200."

This is a riff on Jacques-Yves Cousteau, an oceanographer, filmmaker and author. He co-invented the first successful open-circuit self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, called the Aqua-Lung, which assisted him in producing some of the first underwater documentaries.

He's said "Eat my shorts!" for the last time.

This shrunken head version of Bart Simpson is a must for all Simpsons/Tiki crossover fans.