From Shima Ceramics:

"This Hannya Demon mug will be the first of several mugs based on Japanese demons. With all the amazing folklore and intense imagery, tapping into my Japanese heritage for inspiration was a no-brainer. Traditional masks of Japanese Noh theater inspire this first series of demon mugs.

Hannya masks portrays the souls of women who have become demons due to obsession or jealousy, similar to the Buddhist concept of hungry ghost.

Only a few of these mugs will be made: 50 total of all colors, plus a handful of Artist’s Proofs.

The gold ones are made with gold luster (real gold).

Each mug holds 16 oz. Dimensions are H 7.5”, W 6.75”, D 5.25”.

Colors represented in these pictures may vary slightly from the mug you receive; variation in glaze application results in unpredictable differences. The horns for example shift from a beige base to brown tips; your horns may be darker or lighter. Hand painted details like the hair varies from mug to mug.

The original for this mug, like all Shima Ceramics mugs, was sculpted by hand. Every step from sculpting to mold making, casting to glazing, start to finish is done in house by myself and sometimes my assistants."

From Shima Ceramics:

"This Hannya Demon mug will be the first of several mugs based on Japanese demons. With all the amazing folklore and intense imagery, tapping into my Japanese heritage for inspiration was a no-brainer. Traditional masks of Japanese Noh theater inspire this first series of demon mugs.

Hannya masks portrays the souls of women who have become demons due to obsession or jealousy, similar to the Buddhist concept of hungry ghost.

Only a few of these mugs will be made: 50 total of all colors, plus a handful of Artist’s Proofs.

The gold ones are made with gold luster (real gold).

Each mug holds 16 oz. Dimensions are H 7.5”, W 6.75”, D 5.25”.

Colors represented in these pictures may vary slightly from the mug you receive; variation in glaze application results in unpredictable differences. The horns for example shift from a beige base to brown tips; your horns may be darker or lighter. Hand painted details like the hair varies from mug to mug.

The original for this mug, like all Shima Ceramics mugs, was sculpted by hand. Every step from sculpting to mold making, casting to glazing, start to finish is done in house by myself and sometimes my assistants."

From Shima Ceramics:

"This Hannya Demon mug will be the first of several mugs based on Japanese demons. With all the amazing folklore and intense imagery, tapping into my Japanese heritage for inspiration was a no-brainer. Traditional masks of Japanese Noh theater inspire this first series of demon mugs.

Hannya masks portrays the souls of women who have become demons due to obsession or jealousy, similar to the Buddhist concept of hungry ghost.

Only a few of these mugs will be made: 50 total of all colors, plus a handful of Artist’s Proofs.

Each mug holds 16 oz. Dimensions are H 7.5”, W 6.75”, D 5.25”.

Colors represented in these pictures may vary slightly from the mug you receive; variation in glaze application results in unpredictable differences. The horns for example shift from a beige base to brown tips; your horns may be darker or lighter. Hand painted details like the hair varies from mug to mug.

The original for this mug, like all Shima Ceramics mugs, was sculpted by hand. Every step from sculpting to mold making, casting to glazing, start to finish is done in house by myself and sometimes my assistants."

From Shima Ceramics:

"This Hannya Demon mug will be the first of several mugs based on Japanese demons. With all the amazing folklore and intense imagery, tapping into my Japanese heritage for inspiration was a no-brainer. Traditional masks of Japanese Noh theater inspire this first series of demon mugs.

Hannya masks portrays the souls of women who have become demons due to obsession or jealousy, similar to the Buddhist concept of hungry ghost.

Only a few of these mugs will be made: 50 total of all colors, plus a handful of Artist’s Proofs.

Each mug holds 16 oz. Dimensions are H 7.5”, W 6.75”, D 5.25”.

Colors represented in these pictures may vary slightly from the mug you receive; variation in glaze application results in unpredictable differences. The horns for example shift from a beige base to brown tips; your horns may be darker or lighter. Hand painted details like the hair varies from mug to mug.

The original for this mug, like all Shima Ceramics mugs, was sculpted by hand. Every step from sculpting to mold making, casting to glazing, start to finish is done in house by myself and sometimes my assistants."

The mug has two identical Moai faces, one on the front and one on the back of the mug. "Tonga Hut" is written on one of the sides and "Palm Springs" written on the other side of the mug.

Designed by John Mulder at Eekum Bookum and modeled after the sign at Tonga Hut Palm Springs.

The first edition of this mug design was made for the September 29th - October 3rd, 2022 Tiki Fever event in Sarasota, Florida -- glazed in orange and limited to 50 mugs. It was not the event mug -- that was a large vessel modeled after the structure of the Bahi Hut itself. Hurricane Ian canceled the event, so the release of both these mugs was postponed.

The second edition Ole 2 Face mug was glazed in green and limited to 100 mugs. The green edition was released during the 2022 Circa Caliente event on October 14th, 2022 at Le Fern restaurant in Palm Springs, CA.

The third edition in blue was released a month after the second edition on Sunday, November 13th, at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs. The blue edition was also limited to 100 mugs.

This fourth edition (Christmas Edition) of Ole 2 Face in green was released at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs on December 11th, 2022. The Christmas mug also had a red interior and a sprig of holly (dark green leaves and red berries) on each side of the mug.

The mug has two identical Moai faces, one on the front and one on the back of the mug. "Tonga Hut" is written on one of the sides and "Palm Springs" written on the other side of the mug.

Designed by John Mulder at Eekum Bookum and modeled after the sign at Tonga Hut Palm Springs.

The first edition of this mug design was made for the September 29th - October 3rd, 2022 Tiki Fever event in Sarasota, Florida -- glazed in orange and limited to 50 mugs. It was not the event mug -- that was a large vessel modeled after the structure of the Bahi Hut itself. Hurricane Ian canceled the event, so the release of both these mugs was postponed.

This second edition Ole 2 Face mug was glazed in green and limited to 100 mugs. The green edition was released during the 2022 Circa Caliente event on Friday, October 14th, 2022 at Le Fern restaurant in Palm Springs, CA.

The third edition in blue was released a month after the second edition on Sunday, November 13th, at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs. The blue edition was also limited to 100 mugs.

A fourth edition (Christmas Edition) of Ole 2 Face in green was released at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs on December 11th, 2022. The Christmas mug also had a red interior and a sprig of holly (dark green leaves and red berries) on each side of the mug.

The mug has two identical Moai faces, one on the front and one on the back of the mug. "Tonga Hut" is written on one of the sides and "Palm Springs" written on the other side of the mug.

Designed by John Mulder at Eekum Bookum and modeled after the sign at Tonga Hut Palm Springs.

This first edition of this mug design was made for the September 29th - October 3rd, 2022 Tiki Fever event in Sarasota, Florida -- glazed in orange and limited to 50 mugs. It was not the event mug -- that was a large vessel modeled after the structure of the Bahi Hut itself. Hurricane Ian canceled the event, so the release of both these mugs was postponed.

The second edition Ole 2 Face mug was glazed in green and limited to 100 mugs. The green edition was released during the 2022 Circa Caliente event on October 14th, 2022 at Le Fern restaurant in Palm Springs, CA.

The third edition in blue was released a month after the second edition on Sunday, November 13th, at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs. The blue edition was also limited to 100 mugs.

A fourth edition (Christmas Edition) of Ole 2 Face in green was released at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs on December 11th, 2022. The Christmas mug also had a red interior and a sprig of holly (dark green leaves and red berries) on each side of the mug.

The mug has two identical Moai faces, one on the front and one on the back of the mug. "Tonga Hut" is written on one of the sides and "Palm Springs" written on the other side of the mug.

Designed by John Mulder at Eekum Bookum and modeled after the sign at Tonga Hut Palm Springs.

The first edition of this mug was made for the September 29th - October 3rd, 2022 Tiki Fever event in Sarasota, Florida -- glazed in orange and limited to 50 mugs. It was not the event mug -- that was a large vessel modeled after the structure of the Bahi Hut itself. Hurricane Ian canceled the event, so the release of both these mugs was postponed.

The second edition Ole 2 Face mug was glazed in green and limited to 100 mugs. The green edition was released during the 2022 Circa Caliente event on October 14th, 2022 at Le Fern restaurant in Palm Springs, CA.

This third edition in blue was released a month after the second edition on Sunday, November 13th, at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs. The blue edition was also limited to 100 mugs.

A fourth edition (Christmas Edition) of Ole 2 Face in green was released at Tonga Hut, Palm Springs on December 11th, 2022. The Christmas mug also had a red interior and a sprig of holly (dark green leaves and red berries) on each side of the mug.

From BarConic:

"Our BarConic® 15 ounce ceramic white stone god tiki mug. Tiki culture dates back to ancient Polynesia, if the mouth of the tiki is smiling it is to show happiness or open to bring peace. Hand painted and glazed with fine detail. The quality craftsmanship of this ceramic tiki mug says it all with its stylish lines and form. Measures 6 1/8 inches H x 2 3/4 inches W x 2 1/8 inches Rim."

This mug was designed by Tank Standing Buffalo and manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Alibi in Portland, Oregon.

Features three hula dancers around sides and glazed in beige with red, yellow, white, and green accents.

A mug shaped like a red bull bursting through the roof of the Tiki-Ti bar. This mug was released on November 27th, 2022. It was previously released in two-color variations with black bulls, one with a darker brown bar and one with a lighter beige bar. The Tiki-Ti is well known for their Blood & Sand cocktail ceremony which is accompanied by the release of a small toy bull down the bar and shouts of "Toro! Toro!" by the entire bar whenever it is ordered. The Blood & Sand is served at the Tiki-Ti with strong orange flavoring and a choice of bourbon, scotch, or tequila (although scotch seems to be the most traditional original variant).

Co-produced by Adrian Eustaquio (Polynesian Pop/Desert Oasis Room) and the Tiki-Ti.

This tall yellow fog cutter shaped mug with wrap-around imagery was designed by Sven Kirsten (with help by Anthony Carpenter and manufactured by Tiki Farm) for Sven's Tall Tales exhibition at Catalina Island which premiered October 22nd, 2022.

This exhibition focused on Tiki being fiction and fantasy, inspired by South Sea adventure tales. As these books were made into Hollywood movies, some of them inspired South Sea bars that laid the groundwork for Tiki. Catalina was the main shooting location for many of these films, becoming the "Tahiti of Southern California".

This mug shows one such example of a book called "The Hut" (based on Christian's Hut) being adapted to film and then adapted into the name of a bar.

Glazed in yellow with red interior. The first 100 mugs were released for the event but due to shipping delays, the rest were postponed till later -- to be sold by Tiki Farm online starting in May 2023.

The recipe card included with the mug was sponsored by Deadhead rum for a drink called the "Catalina Caper".