This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 2 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself. This version is an artist proof and glaze colors vary.

Vicious was designed by Benzart for Tiki Farm. It is based on Ben's #20 Maori pendant. Vicious is brown and has a snarl on his face and moko on his entire head.

Malicious was designed by Benzart for Tiki Farm. It is based on Ben's #12 Big Benzart carving. He has a long face. One eye is squinting. He has a downturned mouth, long ears, and his face is covered in intricate moko.

This tiki was designed by Danny Gallardo for Tiki Farm. The mug is of a Marquesan-style tiki, with very large, rounded teardrop eyes, and a wide mouth showing two rows of teeth. Emerald green glaze. The Purple Orchid logo is screen printed on the back in white.

This mug is from Tiki Farm, here it is stamped with the Purple Orchid logo on the back. Pale green, rarotongan shape, as also seen in a Tiki Farm four-tiki set.

This mug from the Hawaiian Inn in Daytona Beach, Florida, has a handle on the side, intricate markings around the bottom, a serene tiki face on top, and the words "Hawaiian Inn" in recessed letters across the middle front. This is a short version.

This unusual mug was designed by Stuckie of Munktiki, and looks like a diseased liver. This mug was a limited edition of 25, and was only available at Forbidden Island in Alameda. It came with a coupon for a Bad Liver cocktail. Glaze has several large splotches of multiple colors (Kaiju Style), and mug has "The Bad Liver" in raised letters on the back.

This small forest-green tiki mug was designed by Doug Horne for Tiki Farm. Mug is of tiki face, with skull on chin, and an orange earring. Marked "Gulp" on the back. Smallest in a trio of three mugs, the others are "Goon" and "Grog". This is a special edition created for the Tiki Bar TV podcast, with the Tiki Bar TV logo fired on the back in metallic.

This mug was designed by the artist Shag and produced by Tiki Farm. This version has a green glaze. The tiki has a wide, happy, open grin on its face, with a long, pointed tongue hanging out of its mouth.

This is a mug featuring a stylized stereotypical Asian male face with a long mustache, commonly referred to as a Fu Manchu mug. Chinese symbols on the back side. There are two Otagiri Fu Manchus, this one has a slight indent at the chin near the base, almost giving it a pedestal, the other has sides that taper straight to the base. This mug is marked "Jimmy Wong's Chicago Illinois" on the bottom.

Mug created exclusively for Emeril Lagasse's Tchoup Chop restaurant in Orlando, Fl. by Tiki Farm. The design is inspired by Balinese tikis found in the bar at the restaurant, and the mug sculpt was done by Squid. Tiki is holding a fish. This is the blue version, which has no earrings, there are also brown and green versions.

The original "Tiki Bob" mug was created for Tiki Bob's in San Francisco, here the design is "borrowed" for the Pontchartrain Beach-Combers in New Orleans, which only a year after opening became Bali Ha'i at the Beach because of a lawsuit over the Beachcomber name.

Stamped on the side before the lawsuit verdict was reached, this is the first known piece from this location.

Very simple, cheerful white tiki face on brown.