Ashley Joanna "Ash" Williams is the anti-hero protagonist of the Evil Dead series, played by Bruce Campbell, and created by director Sam Raimi. At turns foolish/cowardly and other times crazy/brave in the face of impossible odds, Ash has to face off against his loved ones and other victims as they are possessed by "Deadites", the evil souls of the dead -- all brought about by the evil book of the dead, the Necronomicon.

Limited release on October 7th-10th, 2021 for the New York Comic Con, by Entertainment Earth, and also coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the Evil Dead franchise. Manufactured by Geeki Tikis. Others in this same release included the Creepshow Creep and Return of the Living Dead Tarman. Wide release slated for June 2022.

The Creepshow Creep is the host of and one of the primary antagonists in the 1982 EC horror film Creepshow, its two sequels and the TV show. Creepshow hearkens back to EC Comics (Entertainment Comics) titles like Vault of Horror and Tales From The Crypt. Although he sometimes wears different themed outfits to match storylines, the Creep's primary garb is an old hooded robe, as seen with this mug version. He is often shown holding a Creepshow comic, modeled after the earlier EC comics.

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 Return of the Living Dead Tarman. Wide release slated for June 2022.

This is a mug shaped like a Cambodian howler monkey with a tail that serves as a sipping straw.

From UnderTow:

"Inspired by ancient civilization war whistles, this Warrior Monkey represents the ghost stories that sailors would tell while traveling around Cambodia.

Available for retail purchase beginning Monday 12/9/2019 at $125+tax.

Limit 1 per guest. Mug Monday promotions do not apply. No holds or 'pre'-order available. No shipping available, on premise purchase only."

This mug was designed by Sven Kirsten for Kahuna Tiki and Kahuna Tiki TU. It is a Lono tiki head that incorporates the Samurai "Mempo" facial mask imagery and features a Samurai sword on the reverse stabbing a fish (inspired by vintage OMC Samurai Grog Mugs and also alluding to this being a sushi establishment).

This mug was released at the Kahuna Tiki TU Marketplace on Saturday, May 28th, 2022. Although the total run ordered was 500, only 250 were delivered by the weekend and, of those, 150 were reserved for the weekend. The remainder were put up for sale after the weekend for $45 each or $55 with any drink on the 40+ long cocktail menu (excluding the Scorpion Bowl).

Created around 1965, this lamp was commissioned by the InterContinental Hotel Samoa in Pago Pago for its opening.

The green ceramic coconut was manufactured by Desert Ceramics and the lamps were then assembled at Oceanic Arts.

Measures 13"x7". Has a stylized turtle imprint that also appeared on the InterContinental Hotel Samoa menus.

Similar gold coconut lamps had previously been made by Oceanic Arts and Spurlin for the Coco Palms Resort in Hawaii before Spurlin closed shop.

Matching brown coconuts were also used at the InterContinental Hotel Samoa.

This mug was given to all who signed up (paid $65) and attended the Mug Making With John Mulder Seminar at Tiki Oasis 13, on Friday, May 13th, 2022.

This bucket style mug was decorated with multiple smiling suns, the same that decorated the belly of the Cannibal King event mug which was also made by John Mulder.

This is a mug shaped like a native holding a Papua New Guinea styled Mask in front of their face with both hands.

The mask has an extended tongue and large concentric circle eyes.

This particular mask was popularized by Oceanic Arts, who based the design on the top portion of a Papua New Guinea spirit hook carving.

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.

From House of Tabu:

"Based upon one of the many Tikis that adorned the Polynesian Apartments in Playa del Rey, California, we’re excited about one of our first new mugs for 2022. This mug is modeled after a classic Tiki from the apartments that we actually own and is displayed in the House of Tabu home bar. This particular Tiki was also part of the collection on exhibit at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles in 2017.

The mug stands 10 inches tall and hold 20 ounces of your favorite rum concoction.

This version is an experimental glaze of deep red (redwood) with yellow eyes.

The Villager Tiki mug is available in two other glaze colors – a classic brown and also an authentic 'sentinel' gray reminiscent of the actual Polynesian Apartment Tikis.

The Villager will come with a new enameled pin depicting The Villager and a House of Tabu swizzle stick.

Our mugs are handmade right here at the House of Tabu and we’re proud to produce them here in the USA."

This is the third swag lamp design from Taboo Relics, shaped like a lamp crafted of rattan/bamboo/natural fibers/lahala matting/ceramic Chinese Jade Tiles. This style of lamp was created by Orchids of Hawaii originally and is still made by modern lamp makers (and now Taboo Relics), albeit in small numbers since each is custom made.

This mug version features 10 tile panels and is glazed completely in emerald green.

There was also a more exclusive hand-painted full-color version that accompanied sales of the full-size actual lamps also made by Taboo Relics.

Additionally, there was one blindly issued "Lucky Duck" version of these hand-painted full-color mugs mixed in with the shipment of the all emerald green versions of this mug.

This is the third swag lamp design from Taboo Relics, shaped like a lamp crafted of rattan/bamboo/natural fibers/lahala matting/ceramic Chinese Jade Tiles. This style of lamp was created by Orchids of Hawaii originally and is still made by modern lamp makers (and now Taboo Relics), albeit in small numbers since each is custom made.

This mug version features 10 tile panels and is full color with green tiles and light brown rattan/natural fibers. It accompanied sales of the full-size actual lamps also made by Taboo Relics. Additionally, there was one blindly issued "Lucky Duck" version of these mixed in with the shipment of the all-green version of this mug.

This is a mug shaped like a swag lamp crafted of rattan/bamboo/natural fibers/lahala matting/resin & seaglass/sea turtles. This style of lamp was created by Orchids of Hawaii originally and is still made by modern lamp makers, albeit in small numbers since each is custom made.

This mug version features 10 woven palm panels, seaglass windows, and sea turtle (Honu) accents. Matte white with black underglaze, and a gloss ocean blue interior.

10% of the sales went towards Coastal Connections Inc., a non-profit based in Vero Beach, Florida who's mission is to protect coastal habitats by educating and connecting people to the environment.

From Haven Cove Customs:

"Our Indy Temple mug is finally here! Limited to 150 pieces total this mug holds 20-22 ounces. Each mug comes with a snake swizzle that glows under black light as well as Haven Cove sticker and coaster."

This mug was issued in either the moss green glaze or a bone/beige glaze with black & white panels.