This mug appears to be homemade. It takes its design from a tiki commonly designed and carved by Andres Bumatay. This mug's tiki has striking, large eyes, and a small fish-like mouth.

This shot is shaped like a very stylized moai, and has a black glaze.

This shot is shaped like a very stylized moai, and has a hot pink glaze.

This clear glass skull mug was manufactured for the Treasure Island casino in Las Vegas, NV, by Luminarc USA. It has a handle and the words "Treasure Island" are printed in raised letters on the base.

Short bowl with a pedestal, wood-grain-look brown ceramic, with four faces around the bowl with black eyes and red or white painted mouths.

The Munktiki Kustomas Mug is a one of a kind hand sculpted, hand painted mug produced for the 2006 holiday season. Five themes were available including tiki, animal, monster, space age and a mystery theme.

Dia De Los Marquesos was designed and produced by Tiki Diablo. The mug is white and shaped like the skull of a Marquesan tiki. The back of the mug has another Marquesan tiki pattern.

Dia De Los Marquesos was designed and produced by Tiki Diablo. The mug is white and shaped like the skull of a Marquesan tiki. The back of the mug has another Marquesan tiki pattern.

This mug was designed by Rachel and Richard Elizondo for Storyteller Arts. It is green/brown and has a handle. It has a face on each side which are whimsicle versions of the African fang mask.

This white mug with red rim was designed and manufactured by Gecko. The mug is shaped liked two Marquesan tikis, one on top of the other.

This ubiquitous ku mug is wooden and has a handle. These were manufactured in the Phillipines and have a multitude of variations including proper names in the mouth.

Moya-E was designed by Stuckie for Munktiki. The mug features a man's face on one side and a woman's face on the other. It is based on the stone statue located in Japan's Shibuya train terminal.