A mug shaped like a skull with a cobra wrapped around it and arching over the top. The back of the cobra head has a tiki face. Produced in honor of the 13th Anniversary of Forbidden Island, Alameda, CA. As an artist proof, each is unique with one of a kind glazing and detail.

This mug features a mummy on the front with long claw-like fingers, sharp teeth, and an exposed spine and scarab beetles on the back with the Biggs logo. This design was used as a successful Kickstarter project with "Moldy Green" glaze and "Black & White" glazes available. However, other versions have been sold before and after in differing glazes. Additionally, some of the Kickstarter packages ($150 and up) offered a matching mini shot mug of this design.

This mug is modeled after a Japanese demon (yōkai). Yōkai (妖怪, ghost, phantom, strange apparition) are a class of supernatural monsters, spirits, and demons in Japanese folklore. The word yōkai is made up of the kanji for "bewitching; attractive; calamity"; and "spectre; apparition; mystery; suspicious". This mug comes in several glaze colors.

This is a puffer fish-shaped mug manufactured by Munktiki Imports and done in the style of the classic Japanese style fugus. The fish is in full-puff mode with small painted black and white cartoon-like eyes. It is the smaller version of the restaurant style fugu mugs. Available in red and blue.

A mug shaped like Loki from Marvel Comics. Loki wears his horned helmet and carries his scepter. This mug is a tikified re-imagining of this comic book character from the Marvel Comics Film Universe.

Moai head with miners cap in yellow glaze. Has a body in gray glaze color. Has a straw hole on top near back of hat. Rocks on bottom of mug in brown glaze.

This mug is shaped like a native head with closed eyes, hoop earrings, and clenched teeth (one of which on top is gold!). Blue wipe-away glaze leaving a primarily off-white mug with blue in the recesses to make the sculpt "pop". Released end of 2018. In the menu, this mug is matched to the "The Derelict", described as including "rums, bourbon, banana, cinnamon, passion fruit, absinthe and juices."

This is a mug shaped like a cat, but not just any cat. Pyewacket was one of the familiar spirits of a witch detected by the witchfinder general Matthew Hopkins in March 1644 in the town of Manningtree, Essex, England. Hopkins claimed he spied on the witches as they held their meeting close by his house, and heard them mention the name of a local woman. She was arrested and deprived of sleep for four nights, at the end of which she confessed and called out the names of her familiars, describing the forms in which they should appear. Pyewacket was the first one mentioned. The incident is described in Hopkins's pamphlet "The Discovery of Witches" (1647). This mug version comes in different glaze variations with decorative collars as well as holes around the nose for toothpick 'whiskers'.

This is a clear glass shaped like a Tiki head with long nose, almond shaped eyes, and a bow-tie shaped mouth. This version is branded for Shenanigan's in Ocean City, MD, with a green Irish harp logo on the back. Comes with their Painkiller beverage.

This is a clear glass shaped like a Tiki head with long nose, almond shaped eyes, and a bow-tie shaped mouth. This version is branded for the Hala Kahiki in Chicago, Il and has the partial image of a pineapple and the words, "Hala Kahiki Since 1964" on front.

This is a mug shaped like a bamboo and thatch hut with the words "Bamboo Ben No Tiki Drama" on front. Released 4/06/19 at the grand opening of The Bamboo Club bar in Long Beach, California.

This is a hiball glass featuring green monstera leaves and purple hibiscus flowers screen printed on side. It was released as a Kickstarter incentive. More can be seen at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tikilindy/cookbook-field-guide-to-pupus-tidbits-and-exotic-p