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 Imports."

This is a mug sculpted as a wood-carved version of the Orange Bird.

Orange Bird is a Disney character first created in 1969 and debuted in 1970 as a mascot for the Florida Citrus Commission, in exchange for them sponsoring the Enchanted Tiki Room attraction and Sunshine Tree Terrace at the Magic Kingdom theme park. Orange Bird is an animated orange canary. The artistic design of Disney’s orange bird is actually attributed to two different artists, depending on which sources you’re looking at. Most official Disney publications say he was created by Don MacLaughlin, but a number of other historical accounts mention Bob Moore. It seems that perhaps Don MacLaughlin created some of the original designs or concept art and then worked together with Moore to narrow down and finalize the design.

From Trader Nic's:

"This mug stands 8 inches tall and holds up to 18oz of your favorite drink. Sculpted by Vassar and produced by Monkey Skull.

Limited Edition 50pc 1971 Glaze."

*This design was released in multiple color-ways.

This mug is shaped like a moai holding a record in front. It is glazed in jade green and this color-way was limited to 250 pieces. The reverse features a wahine that appears on the Don Tiki album, Hot Like Lava.

The mug was sold through Tiki Farm with a matching enamel pin featuring the same wahine on the album and reverse of the mug.

There was also a Turquoise Blue with Red interior edition.

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. Glazed in gray. Manufactured by Tiki Farm and released on March 28th, 2022.

This is a green bamboo-shaped mug with three bamboo leaves on front. Marked "Shukle Richmond Calif." on bottom.

The 1940s Zombie Village drink menu lists souvenir “vases” for a drink called the "Bambooie".

This is a brown glazed bowl with a red scorpion on the front. 5.25" high and top opening is 6" across.

Created in the 1960s, this lamp was created for The Coconut Palace lounge at The Coco Palms Resort. It consists of the OA #1413 lamp but dipped in gold. The ceramic coconut was manufactured by Spurlin Ceramics and assembled at Oceanic Arts. Measures 13"x7".

Matching lidded gold coconuts were also used at The Coco Palms Resort.

This anniversary tiki mug is shaped like a standing tiki with arched brows, almond-shaped eyes and mouth, a rectangular nose, and wood-grain texture.

This design came in three color-ways: "Burnt Orange" (Orange With Black Wipe), "Orange" (Beige With Lighter Orange Wipe), and "Neon Orange" (Beige With Deep Orange Wipe).

Designed by Shameful Tiki Rod (the owner, Rod Moore), sculpted by Tiki Diablo (Danny Gallardo), and manufactured locally by Nohonatiki (Brian Verch).

A Papua New Guinea style masked tiki holding a skull and whistling (or just making an appreciative "ooh" expression).

This design was released in a green or brown glaze by Lost Temple Traders. The hand-painted version was released by Tiki Geo through his Etsy store and is a limited run of 20. Each hand-painted mug is unique.

A standing Marquesan-styled tiki mug with closed mouth, large nose, and hands held in front.

This SHAG designed tiki mug was released March 1st, 2022, and came in a blue or a gold glazed edition. The Gold Edition was limited to members only and 500 were issued. The Blue Edition was limited to 2,500 pieces.

Each mug came with its own tiny strand of gold/green/purple Mardi Gras beads around their necks.

Served with the “Boule FWI” cocktail made with cognac, dry curacao, Caribbean pineapple, absinthe, lime, and cinnamon.

A standing Marquesan-styled tiki mug with closed mouth, large nose, and hands held in front.

This SHAG designed tiki mug was released March 1st, 2022, and came in a blue or a gold glazed edition. The Gold Edition was limited to members only and 500 were issued. The Blue Edition was limited to 2,500 pieces.

Each mug came with its own tiny strand of gold/green/purple Mardi Gras beads around their necks.

Served with the “Boule FWI” cocktail made with cognac, dry curacao, Caribbean pineapple, absinthe, lime, and cinnamon.

This is a mug shaped like a tall, elongated, turquoise blue Moai head with a white face. It is two-tone with most of the head, and the nose, glazed in turquoise blue. The face is white. The sides have special holders for custom tiki torch shaped swizzle sticks (green and purple).

Designed by SHAG, sculpted by Patrick Vassar, and manufactured by Eekum Bookum. The mug was created to celebrate the Tonga Hut's 60th anniversary and the blue version was given to staff only. An orange version was sold to the general public.

It came with a drink card for the "Fire Bird" cocktail (a riff on the Jungle Bird), by Marie King, using Rum Fire Jamaican rum, Coruba dark rum, Campari, Cynar, simple syrup, lime juice, and pineapple juice.