Tiki Mugs
Punch Drunk - Hot Head Super Limited Edition - by Dave Dexter - for Munktiki
in 2 collections
This mug is shaped like the head of a winking drunk who's had way too many rum punches. This version is primarily glazed in yellow and orange.
From Munktiki:
"Hot Head Punch Drunk will hold your rot gut when your liver goes out and your fuse is lit. The vibrant colors make it easy to fill when your seeing double and ready for trouble.
Hand made in Astoria, OR by Dexter here at the Munktiki studio.
Super Limited edition of just 25 Hot Heads. John Macaroni has one, you should too!
It stands at about 7 inches tall and holds 32oz."
Sister Sirens - Blue - by Munktiki Imports - for Lost Temple Traders
in 5 collections
From Lost Temple Traders:
"On one of our more peculiar voyages, we came upon the most delightful sound. Sister Sirens Swam Ashore and Singing us to Sweet Serenity. They were as beautiful as they were deadly. Luckily for us, we do not listen very well, and survived the encounter with our lives. Will you heed their call?
Sister Sirens are limited to 250 pieces. These mugs are sculpted by Gilbert Lozano and produced by Munktiki Imports."
*There is a red glazed version as well.
Native Drum - Lagoon Blue & Bone White - by Moore Monsters - for Home Aloha
in 0 collections
This is a mug shaped like a native Polynesian drum with a tiki head on the side.
25 each issued in either a brown (Cocoa & Bone) or a blue (Lagoon & Bone) glaze.
Native Drum - Cocoa Brown & Bone White - by Moore Monsters - for Home Aloha
in 1 collection
This is a mug shaped like a native Polynesian drum with a tiki head on the side.
25 each issued in either a brown (Cocoa & Bone) or a blue (Lagoon & Bone) glaze.
Johnny Quong's Hawaiian Three Moai Bowl
in 0 collections
This dark brown moai bowl was manufactured by OMC for Johnny Quong's Hawaiian in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The bowl is round, with three moai around the edges. Marked "Johnny Quong's The Hawaiian Salt Lake City. Utah" in black on bottom, in a small oval field of white.
Gold foil OMC sticker on bottom also.
The Other - by Big Toe - Embellished by Faust
aka Maori Frankenstein - Embellished by Faust in 0 collections
This mug was based on Big Toe's (Tom Laura's) painting, The Other. It is a re-imagining or "What If?" that considers the end of Mary Shelly's classic story of Frankenstein's Monster and what might have happened if instead of going to the North Pole at the end he had hopped a ship to the South Seas instead and found more inclusion among native islanders.
The mug is a depiction of the Monster similar to Universal's classic flat head version with bolts in the neck, but he is dressed in Victorian finery with a bow tie and suit, and his face is covered in Maori moko tattoos.
This version is embellished by Faust.
OMC Coconut Mug - for Johnny Quong's Hawaiian
in 0 collections
This coconut mug was manufactured by OMC for Johnny Quong's Hawaiian in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The coconut has a brown exterior and white interior. It also has a white rectangle on front stamped with "Johnny Quong's Hawaiian Salt Lake City. Utah".
Gold foil OMC sticker on bottom.
Kundu Mug - Crocodile Edition - by MiniTikiMeow (Carol Gravem)
in 4 collections
This Papua New Guinea Kundu Drum Mug is hourglass-shaped and features a crocodile on the side. She also made a version with a bird on side.
These premiered exclusively at the Arizona Tiki Oasis on April 28th - May 1st 2022.
Ghosted Headhunter Bob - #3 Artist Proof - by Baird
aka Headhunter Bob - AP #3 in 0 collections
This mug is shaped like a warrior with a Tiki Bob face, and holding a bamboo spear with an impaled ceramic head of a pith-helmeted explorer and ceramic spear tip.
Headhunter Bob is a 3 piece ceramic mug that holds 32 fl oz and there are 12 APs in circulation. This white bone glaze was sold to raise money for Canucks Autism Network.
OMC Samurai Mug For Fuji-En
in 1 collection
This hiball was manufactured by OMC. It features a samurai on the front and a brown pagoda on the back. Marked for the Fuji-En in Denver on reverse. Located at 930 Lincoln Street, Denver, CO, the Fuji-En was perhaps the best remembered Japanese restaurant in the Denver area between 1946 and the 1980's. It was located outside the city's traditionally Japanese enclave between Lawrence and Larimer Streets. The Fuji-En was a miniature, idealized version of Japan. Established in 1959, it was Denver's only Japanese restaurant for most Denverites. A miniature wooden bridge led diners to the main dining room or to one of the "Zashiki Tea Rooms". A visit to The Fuji-En was as far East as Denver got during the 1960's and 1970's.
The Flaming Goddess - by THOR - for The Golden Tiki
in 9 collections
From Golden Tiki:
"The Flaming Goddess kneels before you, inside she contains a refreshing tiki beverage, and in her hand a burning lime holds an offering to the great volcano. Will you join her on this quest?
Dimensions: 14oz capacity. 7.5 inches tall - 6 inches deep - 3 inches wide. *glaze may vary
DESIGNED BY THOR IN COORDINATION WITH THE GOLDEN TIKI"
Dr. BBQ Moai - by Tiki Rancher - for the Burnt Ends Tiki Bar
in 7 collections
This mug depicts an Easter Island Moai version of Ray Lampe, a BBQ pitmaster, author and television personality known as "Dr. BBQ."
Manufactured by Tiki Farm for the Burnt Ends Tiki Bar in St. Petersburg, Florida.