This is a standard-sized clear zombie glass with an orange tiki head on front, marked for Kahuna Tiki in North Hollywood on the reverse. It is part of a set, including an orange, green, purple, and light blue/turquoise tiki head. Sold with a cocktail at both Kahuna Tiki locations.

This corked decanter is shaped like a moonshine jug combined with a shrunken head. The reverse was tied with real lacing around the otherwise normal-looking back of the jug to "hold" the shrunken head on. Light green glazed shrunken head face. Bottom of "normal" jug seen on reverse is beige with brown top, including handle.

From MONDO's website:

"Rising from the waves off the Tokyo coast is pop culture's preeminent prehistoric powerhouse himself, the gargantuan GODZILLA. In tribute to seven decades of reptilian wrath, artists Hector Arce, Michael Bonanno and Tufan Sezer have tiki-fied cinema's most iconic lizard for the first time EVER, circa his battle-heavy, blood-soaked 1974 fan favorite GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA. Perched upon a Pacific tsunami and ready to annihilate his destructive digital doppelganger (while also providing you with radioactive refreshment), the GODZILLA '74 Tiki Mug is a monumental masterwork of dinosaur drinkware."

From MONDO's website:

"Rising from the waves off the Tokyo coast is pop culture's preeminent prehistoric powerhouse himself, the gargantuan GODZILLA. In tribute to seven decades of reptilian wrath, artists Hector Arce, Michael Bonanno and Tufan Sezer have tiki-fied cinema's most iconic lizard for the first time EVER, circa his battle-heavy, blood-soaked 1974 fan favorite GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA. Perched upon a Pacific tsunami and ready to annihilate his destructive digital doppelganger (while also providing you with radioactive refreshment), the GODZILLA '74 Tiki Mug is a monumental masterwork of dinosaur drinkware."

This mug is modeled after Tangaroa, the Cook Islands God of Sea and Fertility and attributed to a local carving Adrian acquired on the island of Aitutaki back in 2007.

Measures 8" tall, holds 18-20oz, and made by Eekum Bookum.

Issued in 2 colors (cobalt blue or green) at 100 pieces each. $125 per mug + USPS shipping. Maximum 2 mugs per household.

This mug is modeled after Tangaroa, the Cook Islands God of Sea and Fertility and attributed to a local carving Adrian acquired on the island of Aitutaki back in 2007.

Measures 8" tall, holds 18-20oz, and made by Eekum Bookum.

Issued in 2 colors (cobalt blue or green) at 100 pieces each. $125 per mug + USPS shipping. Maximum 2 mugs per household.

This is the third Meso-American design collaboration by Jacob Medina and Tiki Shark (preceded by Kaan Took and the Jaguar Warrior). It portrays a gargoyle-like bat sitting atop what appears to be an Olmec or other Meso-American inspired head.

Camazotz translates into “death bat” in the K’iche language. "Camazotz" is formed by the words kame (which means death) and sotz (which means bat.)

This design was produced in a bone and in a blue open edition. A limited number of each were signed. Additionally, there is a limited edition of this design (using both the bone and blue mugs) that is hand-painted in variations of turquoise and red detailing.

This is a mug modeled after the character of Sloth, from the 1985 film by Steven Spielberg, The Goonies.

Sloth is the youngest member of the Fratellis gang, and is usually kept chained in their basement. He is 6' 8" and muscular, but disfigured and has trouble speaking.

Later in the film, he makes friends with a young Hawaiian-shirt-wearing boy, Chunk, who is a member of "The Goonies". The Sloth character mug (in blue) was sold as a set with the Chunk mug (in red).

This is a mug modeled after the character of Chunk, from the 1985 film by Steven Spielberg, The Goonies.

Chunk is a 14-year-old boy, and as his nickname might suggest, he is chunky. He wears a Hawaiian shirt, plaid pants, and sneakers.

His signature dance is the "Truffle Shuffle", where he pulls his shirt up and wiggles in place while making a number of ridiculous and embarrassing noises.

Later in the film, he makes friends with the fearsome Fratelli brother, Sloth. The Sloth character mug (in blue) was sold as a set with the Chunk mug (in red).

This mug is a hybrid design of the golden Chachapoya Fertility Idol featured in the 1981 film, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and cannibal/tiki imagery.

Designed by Tiki tOny and sculpted by THOR. Produced by TikiLand Trading Co.

This mug is shaped like Han Solo from the original 1970s Star Wars films. Han was a smuggler and dare-devil pilot of the Millennium Falcon but later became one of the great leaders of the Rebel Alliance.

This mug was paired with a Greedo mug and sold as a set - recalling the scene where Han shot Greedo while seated in the infamous cantina on Tatooine.

Glazed in a burnt orange with blue interior.

This mug is shaped like Greedo from the original 1970s Star Wars films. Greedo was a Rodian bounty hunter with a tapir-like snout, bulbous eyes, pea-green skin, and a crest of spines atop his skull.

This mug was paired with a Han Solo mug and sold as a set - recalling the scene where Han shot Greedo while seated in the infamous cantina on Tatooine.

Glazed in a turquoise green with yellow interior.