From Tiki Farm:

"WORLD'S FIRST AUGMENTED REALITY TIKI MUG INTEGRATED EXPERIENCE!

Ahoy Mateys of the Farm!

We have been mixin’ elixirs, clays, potions and glazes, and we have conjured up for you something entirely new and unique in the mug collecting world! Our latest creation from Tiki Farm’s heralded Art Director, Tank Standing Buffalo, combines elements of the exotic realm of Tiki and modern technology in a whole new way, a way we’re fairly certain that you have never experienced before on land or on sea!

Ladies and gentlemen, we present you with our newest creation, 'Plunders No More!'. The world’s first-ever augmented reality Tiki mug!

So, what is this experience? Thematically, it involves a plunderin’ pirate and a mysterious adversary, a foreboding adversary indeed whom our pirate encounters on his quest to obtain riches beyond belief! And how does this combination of the ill-gotten ways of the pirate and this menacing foe add up to an experience unlike any other?

Using the Snapchat App, you’ll be able to learn more of the backstory of this awesome new mug, through a wonderful, animated video that comes to life once you have the mug in-hand. You get to witness the epic battle that ensues first-hand, as it rolls out before your very eyes in cinematic brilliance!

Glazed in a matte black wash over a natural bone-hued base, with gloss-red glazed jewels and perched upon a booty of electroplated shiny gold doubloons, Plunders No More! stands 5 1/4 inches and holds 26 oz. of your finest Grog!"

From Woody Miller:

"This classic Fog Cutter shaped mug depicts Sacramento's iconic Tower Theater flanked by palm trees, glass floats, and even a peekaboo Tiki Bob. On the theater's marquee is the Kon-Tiki movie from 1950. This limited edition collectible is available for pre-order. Pick-up will be at the event.

Materials: Lead-free white stoneware ceramic & food safe glaze

Capacity: 26oz

Size: 8 inches tall x 4 inches wide

Designed, sculpted, molded, glazed, and fired by Woody.

Handmade ceramics, made in Oakland, CA."

Oakwash stated that he retained 10 casts of the original 2023 trashcan army release for the purpose of an artist proof series to be made available at shows like Tiki Oasis, Inuhele, etc.

[NOTE: Since "Artist Proof" is conventionally the term for test pieces that an artist makes before committing to making a limited edition, these issued after the main run would more aptly be referred to as Custom Pieces, but more and more artists use Test Glaze, AP/Artist Proof and Custom interchangeably in their marketing these days...]

The cyberpunk trashcan is one of the APs made for Inuhele 2025. Omar experimented with ombré colors and textures in this release.

A video walkthrough of each Inuhele 2025 AP was made for the artists Patreon channel: https://www.patreon.com/posts/120894065?utm_campaign=postshare_fan

This particular item was the artist's favorite piece.

This mug for the Sacramento Ohana event was based on a tiki at Albert’s Tiki Village (long closed). Jungle Bird mascot/logo bird on reverse.

Released August 18, 2019 at 4pm at The Jungle Bird.

This mug is in the Micronesian style with a squatting tiki that has angular shapes in a very Cubist fashion. Background shows variety of authentic native carvings in same Micronesian style.

This mustached tiki mug was designed by Tim Rains for the Palm Springs based Alohana event and marketplace held twice a year. Measures 7 and 1/4 inches tall and holds 12 oz. Manufactured by Tiki Farm.

Preceded by a first edition in green in 2023.

This mustached tiki mug was designed by Tim Rains for the Palm Springs based Alohana event and marketplace held twice a year. Measures 7 and 1/4 inches tall and holds 12 oz. Manufactured by Tiki Farm.

Followed by a second edition in blue in 2023.

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tiki with brow line covering eyes and an open grimacing mouth lined with teeth. This "Woodgrain Ku" is a customizable design not exclusive to a single locale. In this case, it is marked for Bracco.

The Adventurer is a prototype mug that was made several years ago for False Idol. It was made in the wrong size, so it was shelved.

Bosko recently used the original molds and made a small limited edition of 23 Adventurer mugs. Bosko originally wanted to make the mug in yellow and made an artist proof in yellow. He changed his mind and made the final mugs in orange.

The mug is based on a piece of art that Bosko carved for False Idol and features the name, False Idol, on the lower back of the mug.

The mug stands 7 inches high and holds about 10 ounces. Like most Bosko mugs, this mug was handmade in Bosko’s Southern California studio.

Brown glaze and typical tiki shape, although this tiki appears to be a female form, with breasts, and a full belly with belly button. It resembles the Orchids of Hawaii R-76 mug, but is completely unmarked.

Although there was a Trader Pang's Restaurant in Chico, California during the 70s, the line of mugs marked "Trader Pang's" is thought to be the name for the overseas import mugs sold through Hilo Hattie stores circa 2002. There appears to be no connection to the Trader Pang's restaurant.

This mug appears to have the rounded features of the earlier produced Otagiri skull mugs. It is marked "Trader Pang's" in black letters on a small white rectangle on reverse.

This mug is one in a series of mugs by Rob with natives (Menehunes) holding masks in front of their faces.

This is a one-of-a-kind design and was sold at Tiki Oasis 2019 at Tiki Rob's vending booth.

This mask mug has eyes that resemble half slices of canned pineapple rings. The nose has tusks protruding from the nostrils. The mouth is a small red circle.