From Lei Low:

"They’re here! Lei Low’s 9 year anniversary Mugs! The first arrivals are going on sale today. We’ll be selling the mugs exclusively at Lei Low first. We’ll let y’all know when they go on sale online.
This year’s anniversary mug is a Texas take on the three-faced Mai Tai bucket made by the amazing @mulder142. This mug is adorned with a Texan Kon-Tiki, the Lei Low logo, a longhorn skull, and of course the lone star state. We had 200 made and 80 are available today. They’ll be $120. Stop by and get yours today. "

This mug is shaped like a full-body tiki with coffee-bean shaped eyes, small nose, an open figure-eight shaped mouth with no teeth, wearing a lei and holding a pineapple. Marked for Lei Low on front base.

This design was released in Classic Stone (white with black wipe) and Classic Brown (gloss brown) as a signed set at the bar for $90.

Tiki Shark also released a limited number of the unsigned set of the same glaze edition mugs on his website for $55 the week after.

This mug is shaped like a full-body tiki with coffee-bean shaped eyes, small nose, an open figure-eight shaped mouth with no teeth, wearing a lei and holding a pineapple. Marked for Lei Low on front base.

This design was released in Classic Stone (white with black wipe) and Classic Brown (gloss brown) as a signed set at the bar for $90.

Tiki Shark also released a limited number of the unsigned set of the same glaze edition mugs on his website for $55 the week after.

From Makai:

"A bold fusion of fire and finesse, 'Smokin' Cannon' strikes with smoky mezcal and crisp Coppali White Rum, locked and loaded with the vibrant flavors of blood orange, dragon fruit, and guava. A touch of Maraschino Liqueur and John D. Taylor’s Velvet Falernum deepens the intrigue, while agave and Angostura Bitters balance the blast. Smooth, smoky, and ready to fire.⁣ ⁣ For an additional charge, this powerhouse cocktail is served in our exclusive, new, custom mug—designed by Kauai-based tiki carver Bill Collins and produced by the legendary Tiki Farm. A true collector’s item for those who like their cocktails with a side of art.⁣"

This is a standard tall skull mug by BarConic which has been branded on the reverse for the Makai restaurant. It has been in use at their restaurant at least as early as 10/09/2020, if not earlier.

Shown in their earlier menu to serve the "Walking Dead" cocktail and later, their "Skeleton Key" cocktail.

From Gill-Man's Grogshop:

"Introducing our first mug, The Creature's Embrace! Designed in collaboration with and produced by Patrick Vassar (Monkeyskull), our beloved Gill-Man embraces his love in the depths of their dark lagoon. Holding 14oz, this mug features a unique Black and White glaze with hints of mottled green for depth and dimension. A bright green interior glaze adds a pop of color!

Edition of 75."

From Gill-Man's Grogshop:

"Introducing our first mug, The Creature's Embrace! Designed in collaboration with and produced by Patrick Vassar (Monkeyskull), our beloved Gill-Man embraces his love in the depths of their dark lagoon. Holding 14oz, this mug features a fully colorized creature and skin-toned beauty. A bright green interior glaze adds a pop of color!

Edition of 25."

This is a mug shaped like the state of Florida with a standing alligator drinking a cocktail.

This tiki mug is glazed in black with a subtle green wash and is marked for the Palm Springs location on reverse.

It features a tiki with a pointed head. This is a classic design. The original Island Chief mug was made by Stella Bodey and Spurlin Ceramics in the early 1960s and used at the Islander in Los Angeles where it was used to serve the Husband Killer cocktail.

This version was manufactured by Bauer Pottery.

This Island Chief / Husband Killer Islander Tribute Tiki Mug is the exclusive event tiki mug for the 3rd annual Superstition Village Tiki Marketplace in 2024.

From Tiki Maniacs:

"This mug was made for the 3rd Annual Superstition Village Tiki Marketplace Event and pays tribute to the historic Islander Restaurant in Los Angeles with an exclusive 'Island Chief' Tiki Mug cast from the original molds! The Island Chief (also referred to as the Husband Killer) was designed by Stella Bodey of Spurlin Ceramics in the early 1960s. We partnered with Bauer Pottery to create this Limited Edition of 100 mugs in an exclusive desert turquoise glaze. These were handmade in California and feature a graphic screen on the backside by Doug Horne, a custom swizzle stick and exclusive cocktail recipe by Captain David of Hula’s Captain’s Cabin.

Mug is 8.75 inches tall. Very heavy, high quality made in the USA."

Designed by Ocea Otica (Cass McClure, a.k.a. junkhaulerarts) this unique triangle-shaped mug portrays 3 carved Papua New Guinea spirit/food hook figures and reads "Papua", "New", and "Guinea" across the bottom of the 3 sides of the mug.

Mug is all black.

Inspired by the vintage "Triangle Female Mug Black" used at Hilton Hawaiian Village.

This is a mashup of the classic Tiki Bob mug by Alec Yuill-Thornton with the Creature From The Black Lagoon. This Bob has green skin except for his face which is white with black details.

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"Once thought to be a dangerous otherworldly being, this creature is now known by the world by his great smile, and where this gill-man resides - the black lagoon, deep inside the Amazonian jungle. Enjoy your grog with Creature Bob while at a tiki bar, home bar, or while watching an old black & white. This ceramic tiki mug is about 7.5 inches tall, and holds about 26oz!

Designed by TikiLand Trading Co. and Sculpted by Thor, in sunny Southern California. Imported."