This is a bowl shaped like three female menehunes playing drums around a central coconut bowl. Each has a flower in her hair and is wearing a flower lei.

The menehune design was inspired by vintage United Airlines menehune statues and decanters which portray the same female character as well as an older, mustached male character.

The preceding mug version was designed by Doug Horne and manufactured in 2021 by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder) for Tiki Caliente 12.

The bowl version was not issued for Tiki Caliente 12, but was created by Eekum Bookum afterwards, and sold at least as early as at the 2022 Tiki Caliente marketplace at the Eekum Bookum booth.

This is a bowl featuring three male menehunes playing ukuleles. Each has white hair and a white mustache. The central bowl is a rum barrel.

The menehune design was inspired by vintage United Airlines menehune statues and decanters which portray the same older, mustached character.

This design was first issued as a mug for Tiki Caliente 9 (2017) and was designed by Doug Horne and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder).

The bowl version was not issued for Tiki Caliente 9, but was created by Eekum Bookum afterwards, and sold at least as early as at the 2022 Tiki Caliente marketplace at the Eekum Bookum booth.

The Reef at the Tiki Caliente Resort has some of these bowls for use at the bar, but not for sale to customers.

A green moai head shaped mug with a fish float netted eye patch.

These were produced with and without heat decals for various locations, including Forbidden Island in Alameda and Tiki Iniki in Hawaii.

This version is a light green colored glaze with "Tiki Iniki" printed on back. Tiki Iniki uses it to serve their "Flaming Zombie" cocktail.

From VanTiki:

"BENEATH THE WAVES THE MOAI IS DREAMING

There is an old saying on Van-Tiki Island: 'It is best to let submerged Moai sleep.' This curious proverb is often follwed with the warning: with 'Never make eye-contact with an angry octopus.'"

From VanTiki:

"Visitors to VanTiki Island often hear the stories of a mysterious secluded bay and the curious octopodes that live there. Legend has it that local fishermen have trained the octopi to retrieve long-lost relics from the deep in exchange for fresh shellfish. Now, as magical as the idea of an octopus climbing out of the waves with an ancient tiki mug perched on its head may be, visitors must keep in mind that these are only stories - no photographic proof exists. Oh... wait, this just in:

The Trained Octopus #1 tiki mug is a whopping 9 inches tall and holds a bit more fluid than you’d think (the “head” of the octopus actually holds fluid as well). It is entirely hand crafted by Henrik Van Ryzin out of glazed high-fire ceramics with food-safe glazes. No molds were used in the construction of this mug."

From VanTiki:

"This is a hand-built ceramic tiki mug by Henrik Van Ryzin of VanTiki Studio, Hawaii.

Have you ever gazed upon a mug so large? Surely this ancient deity held enough potent spirits to intoxicate an entire village! Bring an offering of rum and fresh fruit juices if you dare - but be warned - with a mug this size you better plan on sharing your drink (with at least four friends)! The Stone God #1 Tiki Mug is a whopping 11 and 7/8 inches high and weighs 6 pounds 4.3 ounces. It is entirely hand-crafted out of glazed high-fire ceramics with porcelain teeth. No molds are used to create VanTiki mugs, which allows detail and forms that would be impossible with traditional slip casting. This is a one-of-a-kind sculpture, never to be repeated. Signed, stamped, and dated with the day it was made - You can celebrate its birthday!"

From VanTiki:

"This is a hand-built ceramic Tiki Mug sculpted by Henrik Van Ryzin of VanTiki Studio, Hawaii.

Hold on buddy - before you get any closer to this mechanized Tiki beast we gotta run you though the safety checklist. Have you had a tetanus shot recently? Yes? good. Hardhat? Check. Steel toe boots? Check. Assorted rums and sprits? Check. A crew of hearty mechanics to help you tackle the amazing amount of fluid this iron tiki is able to store? Check. Looks like you are good to go - just stay clear of the teeth!

The Iron Tiki #1 Tiki Mug is a whopping 9 and 1/4 inches high and weighs 5 pounds 10.9 ounces. It is entirely hand-crafted out of glazed high-fire ceramics with porcelain teeth. This is a one-of-a-kind sculpture, never to be repeated. Signed and dated with the day it was made - You can celebrate its birthday!"

Common two-faced glass with smiling face on one side, angry on the other. This version is taller, clear and marked for the Mai-Khi Lounge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Tiki Farm produced this brown mug from the original Daga mold. The mug has a different face on each side. The tiki has his thumbs up on one side and his thumbs down on the other.

This version is stamped on the bottom for Purple Orchid.

This is a pale yellow glazed bamboo shaped mug that Daga used for many locations for many years.

This one has a heat decal for The Purple Orchid in El Segundo, California.

Thanos is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He was created by writer-artist Jim Starlin, and first appeared in The Invincible Iron Man #55. An Eternal–Deviant warlord from the moon Titan, Thanos is regarded as one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel Universe.

He is best known today through the Marvel films (2014-2019), as portrayed by actor Josh Brolin.

This mug features a wipe yellow glaze! This Thanos wields the infamous infinity gauntlet with the evil grin of the Mad Titan.

Mondo describes the mug as: "Thanos was designed by Michael Bonanno, sculpted by Tufan Sezer, and produced with our friends at Tiki Farm. It holds 32 ounces of almost any liquid in the universe, and adding him to your collection is a SNAP."

This mug is created by Gecko for his Gecko's South Seas Arts shop and is molded after one of the 30 beams taken from the old Ward Warehouse on Honolulu and carved for Max's South Seas. Each mug is numbered X/30 after the beam for which it was carved, and not to indicate the production number. Other custom and open run versions with glaze and color combinations can vary.

This is mug design #20