This tiki mug is manufactured in Spain. The mug is shaped like a silly tiki face, with large oblong eyes, swooping eyebrows, a wide toothy grin, and a bright red tongue sticking out. Mug is finely painted in shades of brown, with blue, green, black, white and red details. Marked with the "Porcelanas Pavón" logo on the bottom.

This tiki mug is manufactured in Spain. The large mug is shaped like a head with Maori lined designs, and has a pocket on each side to hold dry ice. Marked "Porcelanas Pavón" on bottom.

This tiki mug from Munktiki is shaped like a fairly simple tall white cylinder, with three very stylized stacked tiki faces. There are small pink and orange triangle details on the faces. Each mug in this series of 100 has different colored triangle details, this is the style of #1-25.

This tiki mug from Munktiki is shaped like a fairly simple tall white cylinder, with three very stylized stacked tiki faces. There are small blue and green triangle details on the faces. Each mug in this series of 100 has different colored triangle details, this is the style of #26-50.

This tiki mug from Munktiki is shaped like a fairly simple tall white cylinder, with three very stylized stacked tiki faces. There are small orange and green triangle details on the faces. Each mug in this series of 100 has different colored triangle details, this is the style of #76-100. Marked "Totem Kun" in green on the back.

This is the Kitty Style of the Ultra Cute series. There are four colors, #51-75 are this red color.

This mug from Munktiki's Creeps series is a yellow monster with a prominent brow and a skull on its chest.

Dark gray-green monster tiki mug, part of Munktiki's Creeps line of mugs.

This tiki mug from Munktiki's Creeps line is a pale blue-gray monster, with folded hands.

This mug from Munktiki's Creeps line is a purple-gray monster, with its hands on its knees.

This rearrangeable set creates a moai when put together, but can be disassembled into the moai's body, head, and topknot. Gray-blue. Compatible with Munktiki stacking mugs. Debuted at the Tiki Art Two art show at the Shooting Gallery in San Francisco in 2005.

This rearrangeable set creates a brown ku tiki when put together, but can be disassembled into the tiki's body and head. The set is compatible with Munktiki stackable mugs. It was debuted at the Tiki Art Two art show at the Shooting Gallery in San Francisco in 2005.