From The Desert Oasis Room:

"Marquee-Marq is our latest mug offering for 2022 modeled after a traditional Marquesan Etua, deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community. Artistically crafted by Chandler Wade, this mug is produced in Ultra-Limited quantities - only 80 in Brown and 80 in Bone!"

*NOTE: Also available in a limited quantity of 20 Purple and a handful of the Lava Brown glaze were given hand painted "tattoos" (at least 15 or so).

From The Desert Oasis Room:

"Marquee-Marq is our latest mug offering for 2022 modeled after a traditional Marquesan Etua, deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community. Artistically crafted by Chandler Wade, this mug is produced in Ultra-Limited quantities - only 80 in Brown and 80 in Bone!"

*NOTE: Also available in a limited quantity of 20 Purple and a handful of the Lava Brown glaze were given hand painted "tattoos".

From The Desert Oasis Room:

"Marquee-Marq is our latest mug offering for 2022 modeled after a traditional Marquesan Etua, deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community. Artistically crafted by Chandler Wade, this mug is produced in Ultra-Limited quantities - only 80 in Brown and 80 in Bone!"

*NOTE: Also available in a limited quantity of 20 Purple and a handful of the Lava Brown glaze were given hand painted "tattoos".

This is a lidded pineapple mug with a bit of a tiki face by artist Kelly Towles for Archipelago.

This brown volcano mountain shaped mug has "Aloah Luau Mountain" on a driftwood plaque on front and some red lava around the top rim.

Mugs were supplied to the Aloha Luau by Oceanic Arts and were made by Desert Ceramics.

This is a classic Ku dredged from the bottom of the sea with barnacles, brain coral, and a fishing net still wrapped around him. Concept by Martin Cate and sculpted by Crazy Al.

This version in "Golden Sand" glaze was released for 2022.

From Smuggler's Cove:

"Mug is approx. 8 inches H x 3.5 inches W and holds 20 oz. Each mug is hand-wiped with a second dark brown glaze so each mug is unique and there will be slight variations in the color and location of the second glaze."

This is a light yellow colored clear round glass ashtray marked in the center for Samoa House, based in Encino, California.

This is a later version of the Headhunter with a handle in back, possibly added to make it easier to hold and less fragile.

In an earlier edition, the mug had no handle and large hoop earrings.

There is also a version without earrings and a bone through the nose.

The glaze in all these variations is a muddy brown with yellow highlights that was used on several Spurlin pieces and is quite unique. The Los Angeles Islander menu shows a drink served in this mug called the "Coffee Grog" and this is pictured in Sven Kirsten's The Book of Tiki on page 163.

This is a mug in a classic "bucket" shape, with three tikis around the outside. Outside is unglazed tan bisque, interior and lip is glazed in deep brown. This version is marked "Samoa House Encino, Calif." on side.

In an effort to raise more than breast cancer awareness, but rather Breast Cancer hope, TikiGuy Studio is doing a limited run of 100 on their new mug “Hope with a Dash of Coconuts”. As you can see, the coconut bra is empty yet the pink color of the mug with the ribbon on the back signify hope.

A mug based off of a Tiki on the Kon Tiki Hotel Sign in Phoenix, AZ

Limited to 50.

From the Superstition Village Tiki Marketplace:

"Silently standing guard over the treasures hidden within Superstition Mountain, the Pukao Moai Mug was designed by @tikimaniacs, sculpted by Squid, and produced by @oakwash . Each mug includes a magnetically attached commemorative event coin, an Ao paddle swizzle stick, a custom cocktail recipe by Tiki Dan and an art card by Benjamin Burch. This is a limited edition of 150 hand numbered mugs. They will be on sale in person only at the Superstition Village Tiki Marketplace event on Saturday, September 24th at 10am."