This mug depicts a masked native in loincloth holding a tiki mask up in front of their face, and the mask is modeled after SHAG's Tiki of Terror Mask.

The Tiki of Terror Mask Mug was based on one of 5 collectible masks by Shag. This set included the Crag Tiki Mask, the Tiki Of Terror Mask, the Curse of the Lava God Mask, the Mask Of Maku, and The Enchanted Tiki Mask.

Four of these Tiki of Terror Mask Mugs were made: one for Rob, one for SHAG, one for a private collection, and the final mug was sold on eBay.

From LowTiki:

"Pretty in plumeria!

These lovely mugs measure approximately 7" tall and hold about 14 oz of liquid.

Hand sculpted, cast, and glazed in studio. Each mug is made to order so please allow 4-8 weeks for shipping.

Full color limited edition of 10 mugs."

This design features a black-haired skeletal wahine with red plumeria blossoms. The design also had three initial color options available, including a "Black & White Edition" and a "Sunrise/Sunset Edition". There is also a non skeletal version for each of these color-ways.

As mentioned above, the Full Color Edition was limited to 10 but the other 2 initial color-way editions were limited to 20 each.

Ashley Morgan breathed life into the Tiki Goth Club Mascot and re-created it in mug form.

The mug is a hybrid tiki head and vampire bat complete with fangs and extended bat wings.

The Tiki Goth Club is a Facebook group started by Tiki With Ray and friends.

This mug is modeled after a Barney West tiki carving that lives out front of Trader Vic's in Emeryville, California.

Woody Miller was commissioned to create these mugs for the "Tiki Dreams: From Far-Away Fantasy to Pop-Culture Phenomenon" exhibit at the Napa Valley Museum in Yountville from May 20th - December 31st.

Curated by Baby Doe & Otto von Stroheim of Tiki Oasis, this exhibition illuminated California’s leading role in creating and defining Tiki as an American pop-culture phenomenon, showcasing artifacts from Northern California Tiki bars and restaurants, many of which had never been exhibited before. Works by contemporary Tiki artists were also featured, celebrating the movement’s enduring influence and exciting future.

*This mug is a unique artist proof in ocean turquoise glaze. The regular edition was glazed in a wood brown with red interior.

Created to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Little Shop of Horrors, this mug set consists of three pieces: the Audrey II carnivorous alien plant at center and 2 shrunken head mugs that can be used when turned upside down -- Seymour and Orin the Dentist.

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with The Creature from the Black Lagoon, one with Imhotep the Mummy, and one with Beetlejuice.

There was a run of 50 of just the Audrey II mug by itself as well.

The 2022 Tiki Fever Mug, designed by Robotiki, brought to fruition by John Mulder of Eekum Bookum Mugs. Went on sale at the event on October 1st, 2022.

This is a tiki head mug with Papua New Guinea Tiki Masks for eyes. Glazed in blue.

From Tiki Fever:

"Whispers of the tropics tell of a rare treasure waiting to be discovered... Introducing the exclusive '24 Tiki Fever mug, handcrafted by the master himself, John Mulder of Eekum Bookum. This vessel is as elusive as the tales that inspire it. Only a select few will hold one in their hands—will you be among them? Get them while limited supplies last before they vanish into legend."

Modeled after the Manuia Tiki standing in the bar's entryway. Manuia means "Happy" in Hawaiian. The original Marquesan style tiki was carved by Dave Wolfe (aka Basement Kahuna).

This mug is the second signature house mug manufactured by Tiki Farm for The Honu.

This mug set consists of three pieces: the fez-wearing head of Imhotep (the mummy, from the 1932 film), and his two hands -- one of which is holding a Tiki Leilani Mug and one of which is holding a Peanut Lined Face OMC Mug.

Imhotep was portrayed by Boris Karloff in the film as a high priest of Ancient Egypt, who steals the Scroll of Thoth in attempt to resurrect his lover Princess Ankh-es-en-amon. For Imhotep's sacrilege, the princess's father Pharaoh Amenophis the Magnificent orders Imhotep to be tortured, mummified and buried alive. The scroll is buried with him, so that no one would ever again have the chance to use it again like he did.

This mug version of the Mummy has made his peace with the afterlife and is busy serving spirits to the spirits as a barman.

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with The Creature from the Black Lagoon and one with Beetlejuice.

This traditional moai head was designed by KookieTiki for Sugar Cane Bar's Tiki Love Party 2019.

20 were made in orange and a couple of custom versions were also made as gifts (with a gray moai and custom painting and other features -- one had a hula girl attached).

This set consists of three pieces: the head of the Creature from the Black Lagoon in the center and the Creature's two webbed hands which are holding "mugs" of a human shrunken head and a Tiki Bob.

From KookieTiki:

"When the black lagoon was cleaned up due to environmental concerns it's Crystal clear waters were just not the same so the creature decided to take night classes in mixology. He's now a favourite bartender in the not so black tiki lagoon bar."

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with Imhotep the Mummy and one with Beetlejuice.

This set consists of three pieces: the head of Beetlejuice in the center and Beetlejuice's two hands which are holding "mugs" of the Shrunken Head and the Beetlejuice Serpent Head from the 1988 original film.

From KookieTiki (2023):

"When Beetlejuice landed his big movie deal in the 80s he was on top of the world! Unfortunately he blew it and needed to pay the bills , he found his calling in the local tiki bar! I do believe that he's making a comeback next year we will see how long that money lasts !"

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with Imhotep the Mummy and one with The Creature from the Black Lagoon.