This is a stacker mug shaped like a Tiki head with long narrow nose, small mouth, and circular patterns around face. Ten of these in black were released as a promotion on Black Friday 2016 but are included within the edition count of 100.

This is a mug shaped like a full standing cat in an aloha shirt holding a tiki mug in each of its paws. This color-way is in a matte beige with a dark wipe to pick out all the sculpted details. Used to serve the "Cat's Pajamas Punch" cocktail. This second edition is slightly larger than the glossy brown first edition.

This mug is based on a Milan Guanko tiki pictured in Sven Kirsten's The Art of Tiki and formerly used on menus by The Islands Restaurant in Phoenix, AZ (which opened in 1958 and was later known as "Tommy Wong's Islands" in the 1970s). The tiki has simple features with half-circle eyes, a long nose, rectangular mouth, and stylized rootball hair on top. Concept for mug by Sven. Sculpt by THOR. The first edition in dark brown was sold exclusively through La Luz de Jesus Gallery's "Art of Tiki" Show and book signing starting October 6, 2017. Presented by Otto Von Stroheim & Sven Kirsten. The second edition was in an orange glaze. This third and open edition in tan has a dark brown wash to pick out details.

This is a strangely elongated skull in brown "scum bucket" glaze. It belonged to the character Sloth from the film "The Goonies" which was shot in Astoria where Munktiki is located. Also, the Goonies motto is "Never Say Die!" Additionally, "Never Say Die" is an actual Tiki drink from Don the Beachcombers, circa 1960's and reproduced by BeachBum Berry in his Total Tiki app. This run features skulls dunked in over two years worth of salvaged airbrush booth garbage glaze. Hand mixed so they have chunks of clay debris and other random speckles of color.

Only available to Club 33 Members. The concept for this mug was based around the drink "Throws and Maskers" - celebrating New Orleans Mardi Gras culture. This mug has a mask, krewe coins, and beads forming a "tiki" face. Pineapple on forehead and fleur-de-lis on reverse. Wood grain. White exterior and interior with blue wipe to show off details and some gold embellishments. This version was released 08/01/2018. Sculpted and molded by Dave Stolte. Acknowledgements to Holden Westland and Matt Ellingson as well.

A chalice styled after the vintage Kahiki Moai Shakers with coconut shell bowl on top.

This is a mug shaped like a vertically leaping piranha with large sharp teeth. Designed and sculpted by Tim Wollweber (with Marcus Gonzalez). Used to serve the "Piranha Pool" cocktail which is described as "Strawberry Vodka blended with Pineapple Juice, Cream of Coconut, Strawberry Puree, and Blue Curacao." Released June 6th, 2018.

This is a 3-sided bowl supported by Tiki drums. it has the Monkey Tiki Drummers and the central figure from The Enchanted Tiki Room on the sides of the bowl. Brown glazed interior and exterior. Designed and sculpted by Tim Wollweber (with Marcus Gonzalez). Released June 6th, 2018. Used to serve the Uh-Oa! cocktail which was previously served in the Uh-Oa! Bowl. The cocktail is described as containing "light and dark rums, orange, passion fruit, guava, pineapple and grapefruit juices, falernum, cinnamon and freshly squeezed lime juice."

This is a mug shaped like a tentacle. In addition to the limited edition of 50, in various colors, there were 5 Artist Proofs produced. These mugs are a blend of slip casting and hand building. Each sucker is hand applied and blended - so every tentacle is unique.

This mug, shaped like two sharp-toothed tiki heads, with circular eyes, stacked atop one another, was designed and manufactured by Bosko. Released Saturday, June 2, 2018 only at False Idol.

It stands 6 1/2 inches tall. A vintage psychedelic Blue / Green with some orange brown hues, inside is bright orange. This ceramic mug design is based on a piece of the extensive carved art that Bosko created for False Idol.

This is a Kanaloa-shaped mug wrapped around a piece of bamboo (which is more visible from the back). It comes in a variety of glaze colors.

The Time Machine (also known promotionally as H. G. Wells' The Time Machine) is a 1960 American science fiction film from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, produced and directed by George Pal. The film was based on the 1895 novella of the same name by H. G. Wells that was hugely influential on the development of science fiction. In it, an inventor in Victorian England constructs a machine that enables him to travel into the distant future; once there, he discovers that mankind's descendants have divided into two species, the passive, childlike, and vegetarian Eloi and the underground-dwelling Morlocks, who feed on the Eloi. This mug is shaped like the giant sphinx-like head that served as the temple entrance for the Morlocks' lair. The back features a blue Morlock in coconut bra and grass skirt practicing his hula moves. Large mug intended for 2-4 drinkers.