This very large mug was designed by Von Franco and created by Tiki Farm for the It's All About the Tiki event in 2003. Depicts a purple crazed tiki bush warrior, with orange eyes and an orange interior.

This Lono-style tiki was designed by Crazy Al Evans for Tiki Farm. Features a green tiki with a tall headdress.

This tiki was created by Tiki Farm as a promotional item for Hudson Classics. Black tiki with purple flames on forehead, metal nosering.

This green tiki mug is shaped like a bottle with a face.

This unusual yellow-green tiki mug from Munktiki is of a large-eyed little girl, with large eyes and a flowered dress.

This turquoise-blue mug is shaped like a seahorse. Used at the Trader Vic's in Hawaii.

This is the vintage version of the Mai Kai shrunken head mug, and has the details cold painted over the glaze, while the more modern version has the details painted under the glaze. Hair of head is pulled back into a ponytail handle, blue decorative facepaint, yellow spears through ears, and stitches over lips.

This is the modern version of the Mai Kai shrunken head mug, and has the details painted under the glaze, while the vintage version has the details cold painted over the glaze. Hair of head is pulled back into a ponytail handle, blue decorative facepaint, yellow spears through ears, and stitches over lips.

This unusual mug was created by Tiki Farm using very old original Tepco molds of their classic pointed chin skull design. The molds were in rough shape, and the detail on this mug is not great, but the history of the molds adds to the allure of the mug. Black satin glaze.

This is a standard-shape bucket, brown with three fish rather than three tiki faces, marked "Malio's" on the side. From Santa Cruz, California.

This mug is a vintage Trader Vic's item, and has a distinctive shape: straight sides on a ceramic loball come down to a jutted lip around the base. The sides are painted with colorful scenes of a man chasing (and eventually catching) a woman. There is also a modern reproduction by Tiki Farm that has a totally glazed bottom, the bottom on the vintage version is unglazed.

This mug is a reproduction of a vintage Trader Vic's item, and has a distinctive shape: straight sides on a ceramic loball come down to a jutted lip around the base. The sides are painted with colorful scenes of a man chasing (and eventually catching) a woman. This modern reproduction by Tiki Farm has a totally glazed bottom, the bottom on the vintage version is unglazed.