From Home Aloha:

"As developers started clearing space for the massive international marketplace that would be built at the Port of Paradise they came across an ancient Tiki. To not offend the gods they moved the Tiki into the main entrance at the port.

Once cleaned of its jungle moss it was a perfect welcoming beacon for visitors.

Available in souvenir shops in restaurants, hotels, bars and roadside stands, we bring you the Port O' Paradise genuine Tiki Mug. Available in 'Jungle Moss' green as it was originally discovered and in 'Original Koa' brown as it stands today. A symbol of the welcoming nature of Home Aloha’s most prominent port!"

This is a mug shaped like the logo tiki for Tiki TNT & Potomac Distilling Company. It is a traditional standing tiki with clenched teeth grimace (but holding a stick of dynamite in his mouth!), hands on sides of belly, and labeled "Tiki TNT" on front. The reverse shows some tourist sites from Washington DC, including the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, etc...

Glazed in brown.

This is a mug shaped like a robed goat-headed figure holding a switchblade in one hand in front and a skull in the other hand in back.

From Ohana Is Dead:

"Introducing the official Goat Cheese Cvlt mug! Sculpted in his likeness, our second super limited edition glaze features a blood red black robe, raw white highlights and platinum accents. Skillfully crafted in Astoria, OR by our good friend Munktiki, this is the second glaze of this series, all of which will be limited to 25 mugs."

Sculpted and manufactured by Dexter at Munktiki.

This is a mug shaped like a robed goat-headed figure holding a switchblade in one hand in front and a skull in the other hand in back.

From Ohana Is Dead:

"Introducing the official Goat Cheese Cvlt mug! Sculpted in his likeness, our first super limited edition glaze features a satin black robe, raw white highlights and platinum accents. Skillfully crafted in Astoria, OR by our good friend Munktiki, this is the first glaze of this series, all of which will be limited to 25 mugs. Of these first 25, one random Goat Cheese parishioner will receive a platinum eyed Goat Cheese!"

Sculpted and manufactured by Dexter at Munktiki.

From Ohana Is Dead:

"Goat Cheese is back and he's not messing around this time! We had read about his blood sacrifices online but always assumed it was just lore. But now that he has made himself at home in our warehouse, we actually saw it with our own eyes. Because of this famed ritual we now have another runed skull, black like the night and splattered with his blood!

Handmade by our good friend Munktiki in Astoria, OR, the runed skull is a big boy holding approximately 40 ounces. The Black Friday glaze is the third of four glazes, and will be limited to 25 hand numbered mugs."

A true celebration of San Francisco’s greatest tiki icons, the Suffering Bob mug marries Trader Vic’s Suffering Bastard (aka Mai Tai Joe) with Bob Bryant and Alec Yuill-Thornton’s Tiki Bob. Sculpted and produced in California by MP.

In May of 2020 there were 100 Suffering Bob Tiki mugs released.

Proudly produced in Santa Cruz, CA by Mikel Parton of MP Ceramics.

Later, on eBay, 13 glaze test mugs were sold.

To finish out the Suffering Bob line for Smuggler's Cove, MP created 25 Custom Carved Suffering Bobs, also for sale on eBay by MP.

The Suffering Bob stands 9" tall, 4" wide and holds about 32 ounces.

Auction prices vary. #2/25 Custom Carved Suffering Bob's in bone went for $405 on June 6th, 2022.

This rum barrel mug is a promotional piece for The Real McCoy brand rum.

The Real McCoy company launched in 2013 and produces a line of premium and super-premium aged rums. They are named after and inspired by the story of Bill McCoy. In January 1920, McCoy was the first to fill his schooner with alcohol in the Caribbean and sail it up to New York. Anchoring three miles offshore in what was then international waters, McCoy was able to legally act as a floating liquor store to the speakeasies of Manhattan. Today, their rums are handcrafted in the Prohibition Tradition - with the same authenticity as the celebrated rum that fueled the Roaring ‘20s - copper distilled, bourbon barrel-aged, no added sugars, flavors or aromatics.

This rum barrel mug has a very dark iron oxide brown (almost black) with a slightly lighter brown wash.

This is also a Tiki Farm mug design that is rebranded and used by other businesses and at other Tiki Bars. This Wiki-Wiki (quick production/already designed) Rum Barrel was also used by Tiki Farm at Hala Kahiki and The Bruery among others.

This is a mug shaped like the head of Pazuzu. Pazuzu is the main antagonist in The Exorcist horror novels and film series, created by William Peter Blatty. Blatty based this on the actual Mesopotamian demon.

From Ohana Is Dead:

"In ancient Mesopotamian religion, Pazuzu was the king of the wind demons and the son of Hanbi, god of evil. Although Pazuzu is considered an evil spirit, he was called upon to ward off other malicious spirits, protecting humans against misfortune and plague.

We took an ancient Mesopotamian artifact and turned it into a relic of our own! Standing 6 inches tall and holding roughly 24 fluid ounces of your favorite tropical treat, Pazuzu is sure to exorcise your thirst and send your head spinning.

Art by our homie, Very Good Tiki (Tiki Nava) and, produced by good friends, Munktiki. Our Sumerian Sunset Pazuzu is limited to 25 total mugs.​​​ "

This is a Papua New Guinea styled tiki mug holding a pig aloft. Marked for "Downtown Flavortown" on reverse. Brown glaze.

This mug is shaped like a stylized standing Moai with a tapa cloth bandana around its forehead. Marked for "Downtown Flavortown" on reverse. Light green glaze.

This brown glazed coconut mug was made by Desert Ceramic on behalf of Oceanic Arts for the newly built InterContinental Hotel Samoa in Pago Pago.

It has a turtle emblem on the front which also appeared on their menu and other items. Interior is white.

This mug is based on a character from a children's picture book written and illustrated by Mookie Sato, titled Puuwai: A Tale of the South Seas.

The mug is shaped like Anela, a little girl with a hibiscus blossom in her hair and holding a ukulele.

From Mookie Sato:

"This product will be available from 8:00 PM (PDT) on June 1.

Anela is a character in the picture book 'Puuwai'.

These products are made by hand, so each one is unique.

This product is not a limited item. But, the quantity that can be produced at one time is limited, so the product will be sold irregularly.

We will be delivering them from June 10 to 20.

Dimensions: Height 5.7 inches, width 3 inches.

We plan to produce 50 units this time."

Previously, there was a first edition with red dress and red flower.