Only available to Club 33 Members. This mug celebrates the Club 33 Summer of Tiki Takeover as well as the 25th anniversary of the Indiana Jones ride. The three corners feature rising Cobras ready to strike. Each of the three flat panel sides features one of the boons Mara will grant you, as long as you don’t look him in the eye! The basic shape of the vessel is inspired by the mural inside the temple, where Mara is pouring out the waters of youth. Designed and sculpted by Tim Wollweber and Marcus Gonzalez. Glazed in purple. Used to serve the “Guards of Mara” cocktail.

Preceded by a first edition in brown glaze.

Designed by VenTiki bartender Elvis C. L. Rivers and made by Tiki Bert (Robert Jaramillo), the eighth anniversary mug came in 5 colors. Released at VenTiki’s 8th anniversary party on July 17, 2021, the mug was limited to 50 mugs per color. The red with black wash sold for $70, the red and yellow sold for $60, and the aqua, blue and dark blue sold for $50.

Only available to Club 33 Members. The concept for this mug was based around the drink "Throws and Maskers" - celebrating New Orleans Mardi Gras culture. This mug has a mask, krewe coins, and beads forming a "tiki" face. Pineapple on forehead and fleur-de-lis on reverse. Wood grain. Gloss green exterior and interior. This version was released 06/13/2019. Sculpted and molded by Dave Stolte. Acknowledgements to Holden Westland and Matt Ellingson as well.

This mug is shaped like a skull being held up by an ape. Designed by THOR and manufactured by Munktiki Imports for Cutwater Spirits.

Released August 6th, 2021 at the Cutwater Spirits Tiki Bash held at Humphreys Outdoor Concert Lawn.

This is an adaptation of the classic Tiki Bob (by Alec Yuill-Thornton) combined with some naval battle cruiser elements. The Bob head has his usual white face, cartoonish eyes, and small mouth, but the head is the prow of a battleship made of riveted steel, plunging through waves, and wearing a sailor's hat marked for the US NAVY.

From False Idol on Facebook:

"Meet Navy Bob!! Our first collaboration with mighty MP Ceramics! A celebration of both San Diego maritime history and adorable Bobness for our fifth anniversary. Navy Bob is setting sail today and being sold at our special events this afternoon. Limit one per person for $160 each, and only sold here."

This tiki mug is holding a skull in front and has a tall headdress with feathers and tropical flowers.

Signed & numbered with COA. Offered in two colors, 75 of Emerald Green & 75 of Red Fade are being produced. She’s 10 inches tall & holds 40 oz.

All Towanda Tikis mugs proudly produced by Bauer Pottery.

This tiki mug is holding a skull in front and has a tall headdress with feathers and tropical flowers.

Signed & numbered with COA. Offered in two colors, 75 of Emerald Green & 75 of Red Fade are being produced. She’s 10 inches tall & holds 40 oz.

All Towanda Tikis mugs proudly produced by Bauer Pottery

Mystical Shaman Relic Mug with "Follow Me Eyes" created for Undertow in Phoenix, AZ. First edition features a brown glaze with white eyes and prominent underbite.

This is decanter shaped like a female tiki and with a cork topper shaped like a flame.

From Tiki Farm:

"Sven Kirsten designed this orange and lava textured example of female power. Inspired by a wooden statue that was located at the defunct 'The Tikis' theme park, it translates to the Pele rising from the erupting lava flow. He published a photograph of this particular tiki in the Book of Tiki, page 187. He and Tiki Farm are delighted to offer this open edition for everyone to enjoy. It measures 14 1/4 inches to the tip-top of its orange flame topper. Sven describes this piece being an 'object of desire' and a highly-stylized mid-century Tiki art at its best!"

Sven Kirsten released a limited edition in purple on his personal web store, True Tiki, before the release of the open edition in black or in orange by Tiki Farm.

This is a mug shaped like one of the central tiki figures on display in Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room -- flanked on either side by monkey tiki drummers.

It is a large horned figure with a tall central drum held between feet and hands. Brown glaze with red, yellow, and blue details.

Measures 11" tall and 7 1/2" wide from horn to horn.

The piece is designed with two chambers -- the top chamber intended for dry ice -- and a couple of the nostril holes allow vapor to escape.

This was a pre-order that started in January 2020. Long delayed by Covid, these finally were made available at the end of July 2021, with a few initial pickups at Tiki Oasis on July 29th, 2021 and shipping in batches continuing through September 2021.

This year's mug for Tiki Oasis is shaped like a tiki head with a lidded hat and flame on top.

This event marks the first year that Tiki Oasis was held at the Town and Country Resort. The mug is modeled after their one and only vintage tiki on the premises -- a William Westenhaver Witco Mainlander carving named “Riki Tiki” that was placed atop their pavillion.

On special occasions, Tiki torch flames or fireworks would be set off from his head. Riki caught fire a couple of times even though he was protected from the flames via a sheetmetal dulì (Chinese farmer’s hat).

San Diego Fire Department officials soon put a stop to that, and Riki Tiki was relocated to good ol’ terra firma. The pavilion and Riki Tiki have survived under various names to this day.

The mug was issued only on premises with the Deluxe Evening Resort Pass ($420) and the mug was billed as a $150 value.

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 green. Manufactured by Tiki Farm and although Tom carried around a sample to many shows in advance of its release, the actual mug went on sale at the Tiki Farm booth at Tiki Oasis on Saturday, July, 31st.