This riff on the classic Cobra's Fang mug has green and brown mottled snakes raising their fangs over a brown coconut vessel marked "Mysterious Voodoo".

This was preceded by an accompanying mug design, six years prior, in 2014.

This riff on the classic Cobra's Fang mug has a green and orange mottled snake raising its fangs over a black and red vessel marked "Mysterious Voodoo Cocktails".

This was followed by an accompanying bowl design, six years later, in 2020.

This re-sculpted giant crab claw mug is similar to those made by VanTiki years earlier, but larger, and in a different glaze combination.

From VanTiki:

"The Giant Crabs of Mysterious Island have a fearsome reputation - I'm sure you've heard terrifying tales of the massive crustaceans, BUT... did you know that the juvenile claws make fantastic cocktail glasses? It's true! Nothing tastes sweeter than a sip from the claw of a qiant crab!

This particular species is the Blue Devil Giant Crab, and it can be found crawling the shores of Mysterious Island. Fully grown, these prehistoric creatures can snap a sailor in two, but when they're juveniles the claws make fantastic mugs!

Here are the details!!

Edition of 150 Blue Devil Giant Crab Claw mugs. Future waves will be in a different species (glaze color). We're planning at least 1 other species - and if folks demand it... perhaps a third!

$185 each plus shipping, one per person/family/address.

Mugs are 9.5" tall and hold approximately 16 ounces.

Flip it to sip it!"

This is a kneeling Papua New Guinea tiki-shaped mug on a rock-shaped base.

From Max's South Seas Hideaway:

"Designed and made right here at Max’s in our in-house ceramic studio. It’s based on a Papua New Guinea wood carving found inside Max’s. We call it 'Kangingara Warrior'.

This is an edition of 50 mugs."

There were also artist proofs and one-offs of this design produced.

From The Golden Tiki:

"The headhunter presents you with his latest prize. Those shrunken lips, the way the hair curls around the chin, do you know whose skin this trophy was made from?

The headhunter laughs and you sip your drink in silence.

Your shelf will regret the absence of this mug.

Dimensions: 17oz capacity. 8.5 inches tall - 4 inches deep – 5 inches wide. Glaze may vary DESIGNED BY THOR FOR THE GOLDEN TIKI"

This mug was designed and manufactured by Tiki Diablo, based on an actual Maori style carving at the Trader Vic's in London.

"Trader Vic's Tropical Drinks" on reverse with palm trees.

Produced in either a mossy green or bone white glaze.

This mug was designed and manufactured by Tiki Diablo, based on an actual Maori style carving at the Trader Vic's in London.

"Trader Vic's Tropical Drinks" on reverse with palm trees.

Produced in either a mossy green or bone white glaze.

This mug is shaped like the head of a winking drunk who's had way too many rum punches.

From Munktiki:

"Punch Drunk is the definitive mug for slap happy collectors. The bar flies are buzzing about the new Punch Drunk mug. Millions of inter dimensional tree frogs give this new mug a four ribbit review. It’s a perfect container for nice gooey drinks.

Up for sale right now is this brand new limited edition mug by our new Munktiki studio artist, Dexter! We’re so excited to have him in the studio making mugs with us. He has tons of knowledge in the field of ceramics, even more so with a brush and canvas.

Punch Drunk is up for sale right now and this color is limited to just 12 mugs total. Don’t snooze!"

This is a bowl shaped like a spherical naval mine.

Munktiki Imports produced these in blue, gray, platinum, or red glaze.

These naval mines were self-contained explosive devices placed in water to damage or destroy surface ships or submarines. Unlike depth charges, mines were deposited and left to wait until they were triggered by the approach of, or contact with, any vessel. The nubs around the spherical body are termed "Hertz horns" (maybe because if you touch them it hurts?).

These explosive vessels are 6 inches tall, hold a massive 40oz to share and are $50 each.

Designed by Miles.

This is a bowl shaped like a spherical naval mine.

Munktiki Imports produced these in blue, gray, platinum, or red glaze.

These naval mines were self-contained explosive devices placed in water to damage or destroy surface ships or submarines. Unlike depth charges, mines were deposited and left to wait until they were triggered by the approach of, or contact with, any vessel. The nubs around the spherical body are termed "Hertz horns" (maybe because if you touch them it hurts?).

These explosive vessels are 6 inches tall, hold a massive 40oz to share and are $50 each.

Designed by Miles.

This mug depicts a topless Pele wearing a crown of flowers and a Honu turtle pendant. She is cupping her hands together in front.

This second edition has a blue wipe glaze with additional light green detail on the flowers and the turtle.

Released for The Honu 6th Anniversary.

In 1908, songwriter Terry Sullivan — who penned a number of catchy ballads for British music halls — wrote the following tongue-twister:

"She sells seashells on the seashore, The shells she sells are seashells, I’m sure, For if she sells seashells on the seashore, Then I’m sure she sells sea shore shells."

John Mulder was inspired by this famous tongue-twister to create Bobbi, the Bobble-headed Sea Mermaid who is holding a shell for sale.

First released at a Meet and Greet signing event at the 2022 Inuhele.

The back base of the mug features a sea turtle and seagulls.