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:

"Anela's mugs will be available from March 1 at 7pm (California) on my webstore.

Price: 84usd

Dimensions: Height 5.7 inches, width 3 inches.

We plan to produce 50 units this time.

Note: The first 20 will be shipped on March 15th.

The rest of the mugs will be shipped April 1-10th."

Subsequently, a second edition with blue dress and orange flower was produced.

This zombie glass has a repeating stylized tiki tribal pattern in brown & black. The pattern also includes a fish and a bird. It was sold in a matching set with a blue & black version as well.

From McBiff:

"The Cocksmith 14 OZ Executive Double Old Fashioned Black Velvet Glass.

Flat black GLASS 'Support your local Cocksmith' glassware. There is also a pufferfish printed on the bottom of each glass!!

The term Cocksmith was coined by Mcbiff and refers to a fantastic craft bartender. This is what McBiff calls the craft of making cocktails, and he fully supports a good Cocksmith."

This mug features a tikified version of the Stone Brewing Company gargoyle head on front of a bamboo-shaped vessel. This version of their mascot is often used for their Tiki Escape line of beers.

The first color-way of this design was released in turquoise, followed by brown, and then purple.

This mug features a tikified version of the Stone Brewing Company gargoyle head on front of a bamboo-shaped vessel. This version of their mascot is often used for their Tiki Escape line of beers.

The first color-way of this design was released in turquoise, followed by brown, and then purple.

This mug features a tikified version of the Stone Brewing Company gargoyle head on front of a bamboo-shaped vessel. This version of their mascot is often used for their Tiki Escape line of beers.

The first color-way of this design was released in turquoise, followed by brown, and then purple.

This is a mug designed to look like one of the swag lamps made by Anders Anderson (A-Frame) for the Tiki-Ti.

Each of the swag lamps consists of a Chinese style woven hat on top, alternating panels of tapa cloth and bamboo circles with resin, and natural fibers used to lash the pieces together.

This mug and a second mug design by THOR, the Ray Buhen Mug, were both released on May 29th, 2022. 500 of each design were on hand for release day with remainders to be sold online and on premises at a later date.

All mugs included a mini pendant version of the mug and a Tiki-Ti branded bamboo straw.

This is a mug designed to look like Ray Buhen, the founder of the Tiki-Ti, behind the bar and holding a Ray's Mistake cocktail in one hand.

This mug and a second mug design by THOR, the Tiki-Ti Swag Lamp Mug, were both released on May 29th, 2022. 500 of each design were on hand for release day with remainders to be sold online and on premises at a later date.

All mugs included a mini pendant version of the mug and a Tiki-Ti branded bamboo straw.

This 2-piece punch bowl set is based on the main characters from the Disney+ Star Wars series, The Mandalorian, namely the Mandalorian and Grogu/Baby Yoda (as a single muglet) riding on a bantha (as the main bowl).

The Mandalorian is basically a science fiction version of a Paladin/knight in shining armor. He lives by a set of rigid codes, one of which is never to remove his helmet. In the series, he becomes the protector of Grogu (often referred to as The Child or Baby Yoda) whose literal blood is sought after by the evil scientists of the old Empire who wish to make force-sensitive clones for their dastardly plans. The large bantha seems modeled after a wooly mammoth and is used as a beast of burden by the Tusken Raiders of Tattooine.

From Geeki Tikis:

"We've teamed up with Star Wars Celebration to bring you the Exclusive Geeki Tikis® Bantha Punch Bowl Set. The Limited Edition set includes a Tiki-styled Bantha, paired with a removable Mando w/Grogu Mini Muglet.

This 72oz. MEGA Mug measures approximately 9.5 inches long x 6 inches wide x 6 inches high (8 3/4 inches tall with Mando!)

Strictly limited to 2,000 units worldwide, this Massive Mega Mug [bowl] can only be purchased through Star Wars Celebration.

Visit the Official Star Wars Celebration Store (ACC North Level 200)"

A gray mug shaped like Batman from DC Comics. Batman wears the signature bat symbol on his chest and the cowl over his head and face. "Caped Crusader" is stamped on the base.

This mug is based on a watercolor painting by Ken Ruzic entitled "The Laughing Idol" (2017). It was also used as the cover for one of Ken's popular coloring books.

This mug is one in a series of mugs by Rob with natives (Menehunes) holding masks in front of their faces. These were glazed in a variety of color combinations.

Edition of 50 released at Tiki Oasis, July 28th-August 1st, 2021, in San Diego, CA.

Tarman first appeared in The Return of the Living Dead (1985), in a petrified state inside of a Trioxin canister. A crack in the tank releases the 2-4-5 Trioxin gas and reawakens the Tarman while melting its skin.

This mug version has replaced the trioxin container with a wooden barrel of booze marked "XXX" but Tarman still looks right at home.

Limited release on October 7th-10th, 2021 for the New York Comic Con, by Entertainment Earth. Manufactured by Geeki Tikis. Others in this same release included Evil Dead Ash and The Creep from Creepshow. Wide release slated for June 2022.