This tiki mug from Toby Designs is very simple, with an almost moai-like eyeless brow and nose, but with a wide open mouth and a squat little body. Also came in a version that was just the head.

This brown tiki mug has a full body ku on the front standing between two palm trees. His knees and elbows are bent. "Tiki Aloha Hawaii" is printed on the front in raised letters.

This tall mug with a handle appears to be homemade. It has a different tiki face on each side. One has a straight mouth, and the other has a teeth baring figure eight shaped mouth. Both have football shaped eyes. There is also a short version of this mug.

This short mug with a handle and foot appears to be homemade. It has a different tiki face on each side. One has a straight mouth, and the other has a teeth baring figure eight shaped mouth. Both have football shaped eyes.

This green version of the classic Tiki Bob mug was produced for the Chinese Inn in Baton Rouge, LA. Serenely happy and simple tiki face in white against a rich brown pole backdrop, with black painted mouth and eye details.

Fred was designed by Joe Mello and manufactured by Rum Demon in Portland, Oregon. Fred is a limited edition of 50 and the colors vary from mug to mug. Fred has large round goggle-like eyes with football shaped centers. He has long, straight, rectangular teeth and also has hair that hangs down to a line of circular bumps across his forehead.

This white mug is shaped like the head of a tiki which adorned vast quantities of affordable tiki merchandise in the early 21st century. His mouth is open in a half figure eight and his eyes have a ridge above them the shape of which repeats twice above them.

The Pink Chihuahua was manufactured by Munktiki. He is a little pink dog with swirly eyes, on all fours with large ears sticking out of the sides of his head.

The Pink Elephant was manufactured by Munktiki. He is a little pink elephant with swirly eyes. His tongue is hanging out to one side, and he is sitting.

This mug is brown and is shaped like a tiki with a lined, droopy face, pointed small breasts, a long nose and eyes like semi-circles. It is very similar to a mug produced by OMC.

This mug from Tiki Farm is of a tiki with a pointed head.

Based on the original design by Stella Bodey and her company, Spurlin Ceramics.

DVA Gallery invited several artists to create individual painted works of art from this mug. Each one is unique.

This mug is a very faithful reproduction of a tiki carved by Crazy Al Evans, his # 1 tiki, also known as the "Rich Hiskey" tiki. C'Al sculpted this mug himself.