A clear mai tai glass in black and turquoise green printed color scheme with flotsam and jetsam, netting, Tikis and Tiki Masks, and Big Mo from the Tonga Hut where the release party was held. Part of a set with the other glass in an orange and black color scheme.

This is a lowball glass in warm colors (red, yellow, and orange) marked for the 2019 Inuhele Atlanta Tiki Home Bar Tour. There is also another version in cool colors (dark green, light green, and yellow) to complete the set. Both glasses feature the Savage Lime (or his cousin, the Savage Lemon, with Tiki moko), the Cherry Twins, volcanic Mount Inuhele, and the Inuhele Phoenix.

This is a shrunken head mug modeled after the Sally character from Tim Burton's film, The Nightmare Before Christmas. Nightshade plant on reverse. Wood grain and brown exterior glaze.

This glass has a wrap-around heat decal design in orange and gold over a clear glass, featuring stylized mid-century modern cats. One wears a fishbowl glass helmet, another inspects a pufferfish, and another appears to have a tropical fruit basket. Made in two color schemes for 2019: this Halloween orange and 22K gold and another in midnight black and 22K gold. Design by Jonathan and Allison Chaffin. Also made available as a Spoonflower print. As Jonathan explains on his site, this glass was made in two color schemes for 2020: "Dedicated to our two tiki bar cats Figmint (Periwinkle and Electric Yellow) and Ember (Cherry Red & Fluorescent Orange). Figmint was named by our then 6 year old and she wanted him named after the dragon from Epcot but spelled MINT because of the mint in our bar." The 2017 version of this design was limited to 72 each of either Pink & Gold or Teal & Gold.

This is a mug designed for the Inuhele Atlanta Tiki Home Bar Tour. This year's mug is in the style of a Papua New Guinea kundu (drum). The Kundu is the voice of the ancestors. The handle, rather than a traditional PNG bird, is a diving phoenix, symbolising Atlanta and akin to the spirit that lives in volcanic Mount Inuhele. Around the mug we see the Savage Lime, and scenes of danger from the giant squid and octopus infested reefs and the dreaded caves where the Volcano Worshippers hang out. The finished mug has the event date and the 4 names of this year's Homebars around the base; The Six Feet Under Tiki Lounge, DunTiki, The Tonkinese Terrace, & The Enchanted Treehouse. Mug concept by Jonathan M. Chaffin, sculpt by Pat Vassar, and molded & manufactured by Eekum Bookum.

This is a coconut shaped mug marked for Tiki Rock in Boston, MA. It features their logo name underlined with a spear graphic and small shell and is glazed in a glossy dark goldenrod brown color. This Wiki-Wiki Coconut Mug design was also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including The Jungle Bird in Sacramento, CA and UnderTow in Phoenix, AZ.

This is a mug shaped like a rum barrel with barnacles and seaweed clinging to the side. This fourth edition of the mug has a has a matte beige (with yellow tint) wipe-away finish with matte teal blue still left in the recesses. The interior is a glossy clear glaze. It appears to be a new sculpt and is slightly smaller than the previous editions. Used to serve the Shipwreck on the Rocks cocktail made with Maker's Mark bourbon, freshly muddled lemon and mint with organic agave nectar.

This is a lowball glass in cool colors (dark green, light green, and yellow) marked for the 2019 Inuhele Atlanta Tiki Home Bar Tour. There is also another version in warm colors (red, orange, and yellow) to complete the set. Both glasses feature the Savage Lime (or his cousin, the Savage Lemon, with Tiki moko), the Cherry Twins, volcanic Mount Inuhele, and the Inuhele Phoenix.

A small stacker style mug featuring an octopus. Design by Rog Hudnut. Part of a series of 6 introduced in 2109.

A small stacker style mug shaped like a tiki head with coffee bean shaped eyes and a long nose. Design by Rog Hudnut. Part of a series of 6 introduced in 2019.

A small stacker style mug shaped like a tiki head with blue and white glaze, no nose, and chain-like patterns running vertically down back. Design by Rog Hudnut. Part of a series of 6 introduced in 2109.

A small stacker style mug shaped like a brown glazed skull with green/white/yellow striped headdress. Design by Rog Hudnut. Part of a series of 6 introduced in 2109.