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.

Kinka was manufactured by Munktiki for M-1 Gallery in Japan. The mug features a head with protruding ears, closed eyes and an upturned mouth. Mug is of likeness to the owner of "Kinka" restuarant in Ebisu Japan, across the street from the M1 gallery sister jewelry store. Apparently a very yummy hole in the wall restuarant.

Kinka was manufactured by Munktiki for M-1 Gallery in Japan. The mug features a head with protruding ears, closed eyes and an upturned mouth.

This blue mug with white lid was manufactured by Munktiki for the Outer Edge Gallery. It is shaped like an old-fashioned washing machine.

This mug was manufactured by Munktiki. It is a boat with an Orongo Birdman sitting in it in front of a large petroglyph.

This mug was manufactured by Munktiki. It is a boat with an Orongo Birdman sitting in it in front of a large petroglyph.

This mug was manufactured in Japan for Iolani Palace in Hawaii. The mug features the palace, King Kamehameha's statue and a tiki.

This green mug with handle was produced by TikiMadness.com. It looks like an Aztec version of Ku. It has very rectangular features along with the tradional headdress.

This green mug was produced by TikiMadness.com. It looks like an Aztec version of Ku. It has very rectangular features along with the tradional headdress.

This tiki mug from Daga is slightly flared at the top and bottom, and has a tiki with gritted teeth, small almond-shaped slanted eyes, and a "V" design on its forehead. Pale yellow glaze.

*This design was also used for the Tahitian Lanai in Waikiki (see separate template).

This brown tiki mug was designed by Squid for Tiki Farm, and has Maori-style tattoos. This version came from the Rincon Room which is the spectacular home bar of Ron and Mickee Ferrell and was the site of International Tiki Day 2006.

This is the second of Gecko's design using a base of five small tikis holding up the mug. This one, Da Big Puka, has a Ku-like look. This is the green version, there are also Yellow, Mango and Light Mango versions.