A mug shaped like a Cook's Island Tangaroa fisherman's god tiki standing on a barrel. The first edition was released in a limited edition of 25 in gray with real raffia skirt and cowrie shell necklace.

This is a mug shaped like an orange-billed toucan perched atop a jungle ruin with Mayan/Olmec stone heads, a tree stump, and jungle vines below it. There are two distinct versions. Version 1 is known as the glossy version, which has the standard colors and is numbered # 1-200. Version 2 (which says v2 on the box) is known as the matte version and has different colors numbered # 201-250.

This mai tai glass features a Ku head, Tangaroa head, and Harvey's Peanut Mug Tiki head clip art illustrations from House Industries. Printed in chocolate brown and cream on clear glassware. Sold in sets of 4.

This mug features a vampire on the front with long claw-like fingers, sharp teeth, and bat wings on the back with the Biggs logo. The vampire is modeled and named after Nosferatu, from the 1922 German Expressionist horror film, directed by F. W. Murnau, and starring Max Schreck as the vampire Count Orlok. The film, shot in 1921 and released in 1922, was an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897). Various names and other details were changed from the novel: for instance, "vampire" became "Nosferatu" and "Count Dracula" became "Count Orlok". Stoker's heirs sued over the adaptation, and a court ruling ordered that all copies of the film be destroyed. However, a few prints of Nosferatu survived, and the film came to be regarded as an influential masterpiece of cinema.

These mugs were inspired by vintage tattoo hula girl designs by Sailor Jerry. They stand at approx. 26cm tall and hold over 550mls of your favourite cocktail OR mocktail!. They are made by hand from white earthenware pottery. Issued in a variety of glaze colors and some with small flower leis to hang around neck.

A mug shaped like a rootball tiki head from the nose up, emerging from some green shrubbery. This is the event mug issued for the first ever Arizona Tiki Oasis, the twin event to the San Diego Tiki Oasis. This was held at the Valley Ho resort (est. 1956) in Old Town Scottsdale.

This is a light green handled mug with a map of the Hawaiian Islands. The graphics are in black and there are some designs, including a hula girl and tropical fish to illustrate what can be found on the islands. A white flower lei surrounds the bottom base. This piece was part of a larger set, including an oval ashtray, rectangle ashtray, napkin holder, and several other pieces made in Japan for the tourist trade after Hawaii became the 50th state.

This is a red Tiki mug with almond shaped eyes, bared teeth, and a repeated slanted diamond pattern across top and bottom.

This mug was designed and produced by Cass McClure, a.k.a., Ocea Otica. The mug is shaped like a moai head. The moai has a very pronounced nose, no eyes, long ears and a broad straight mouth. The glazes vary.

A full standing tiki mug with a long beak and arms that separate from the body with hands on hips. Design based on the Birdman Tiki, carved by Barney West and erected in 1962, outside of Trader Vic's in Old Town Scottsdale, AZ.

Whereas the earlier Tiki Farm Goof Mug design was based on the artwork on the matchbook from Christian's Hut in Corona Del Mar, this more primitive-looking version is designed to resemble the actual Goof on the roof of the Bali Hai. It is textured to look like weathered wood grain. The mug is shaped like a man's head with pointed teeth. He is grinning and wearing a tall headpiece that flares at the top. His hat, teeth and earrings are white, and his right eye and hat have red accents. The emblem on the hat is gold. This version is an open edition to be sold at the Bali Hai restaurant.

*NOTE: In 2023 a version of this same sculpted design with a yellow hat was released.

"Aloha Joe" is the official Lowbrow Aloha event mug. This mug is a stylization of the Witco tiki fountain, one of which resides at Hala Kahiki, which has hosted the Lowbrow Aloha art show since 2016. The open basin allows you to put a piece of dry ice in it for a mysterious drink presentation. Design by House of Tabu (Ken Holewczynski) & DSK Designs, based on vintage Witco design. This first edition is finished in a mid-century orange matte finish.