This is a green Maori-inspired tiki with Moko tattooing and extended tongue that comes to a point.

From Tiki Farm's website:

"Mow Mow is our Maori-inspired design. We pulled different elements from what we aesthetically love about the Maori art, especially loving the unparalleled Maori Moku style. If you ever deep-dive Maori carvings online, you are in for quite the visual explosion of amazing creations over time. The green glaze in particular pays tribute to the important jade Hei Tiki carvings and the red is simply a complementary hue to the green and combined -- Mow Mow is intentionally presented in our Tiki Farm green and red logo color palette."

This is a blood-red Maori-inspired tiki with Moko tattooing and extended tongue that comes to a point.

From Tiki Farm's website:

"Mow Mow is our Maori-inspired design. We pulled different elements from what we aesthetically love about the Maori art, especially loving the unparalleled Maori Moku style. If you ever deep-dive Maori carvings online, you are in for quite the visual explosion of amazing creations over time. The green glaze in particular pays tribute to the important jade Hei Tiki carvings and the red is simply a complementary hue to the green and combined -- Mow Mow is intentionally presented in our Tiki Farm green and red logo color palette."

This is a mug shaped like a large moai that used to stand at the Aku Aku in Las Vegas at the Stardust Hotel & Casino. The original moai was carved by Eli Hedley, grandfather of Bamboo Ben.

The mug is weathered and shows cracks and is marked for the "Aku Aku" on the back with a shield and crossed spears with silver luster tips. It is matte black.

This was the first design collaboration between Tiki Classics and Biggs Tiki. A first edition in a pale greenish gray (matte patina copper glaze) was sold through a lottery method for those that signed up in advance. The lottery went live on January 26th, 2021 and concluded on the 30th with winners notified on the 31st.

A second edition in more of a gloss gray was sold first-come and first-served through a "Pick Your Poison" event on March 6th, 2021, through Biggs Tiki's website.

This Super Limited Matte Black edition with Silver Luster spear tips and gloss black on the inside was sold alongside the second edition on March 6th, 2021.

This is a Marquesan style tiki mug in blue glaze with black wash. There is also a version in orange with black wash.

From the Tiki Farm website:

"Marqool is intentionally a synergy of our earliest years Tiki Farm aesthetic direction combined with our new, highly evocative, deeply saturated stain/wash glaze combinations. Marqool is a straight-up Marquesan-inspired Tiki mug. There is not much of a deviation here from what you would have expected 21-years ago from Tiki Farm in such regard. Marqool was created with my establishing the design foundation and then steering the creative direction in conjunction with our friend and longtime Tiki Farm contributing artist/designer – Tank Standing Buffalo."

This is a Marquesan style tiki mug in orange glaze with black wash. There is also a version in blue with black wash.

From the Tiki Farm website:

"Marqool is intentionally a synergy of our earliest years Tiki Farm aesthetic direction combined with our new, highly evocative, deeply saturated stain/wash glaze combinations. Marqool is a straight-up Marquesan-inspired Tiki mug. There is not much of a deviation here from what you would have expected 21-years ago from Tiki Farm in such regard. Marqool was created with my establishing the design foundation and then steering the creative direction in conjunction with our friend and longtime Tiki Farm contributing artist/designer – Tank Standing Buffalo."

This is a mug shaped like a large moai that used to stand at the Aku Aku in Las Vegas at the Stardust Hotel & Casino. The original moai was carved by Eli Hedley, grandfather of Bamboo Ben.

The mug is weathered and shows cracks and is marked for the "Aku Aku" on the back with a red shield and crossed spears. It is a gloss gray.

This was the first design collaboration between Tiki Classics and Biggs Tiki. A first edition in a pale greenish gray (matte patina copper glaze) was sold through a lottery method for those that signed up in advance. The lottery went live on January 26th, 2021 and concluded on the 30th with winners notified on the 31st.

This second edition in more of a gloss gray was sold first-come and first-served through a "Pick Your Poison" event on March 6th, 2021, through Biggs Tiki's website.

"Satisfied" depicts a thirsty tiki with a smiling mouth, having just drunk from a tasty beverage made with BG Reynolds syrups.

It is part of the "Thirsty Trio" collection of mugs which included "Stressed", "Sipping", and "Satisfied" tiki mugs. They are a playful nod to the traditional Tahitian Cannibal Tikis which include a "Hunter", "Catcher", and "Eater/Ingestor".

The trio were designed by Tony Canepa and produced by Munktiki Imports for BG Reynolds, and came in Classic Brown or in "Bold Colors" (Red, Green, or Yellow).

The mugs were sold individually through the BG Reynolds website. They were originally started as a Kickstarter on March 30th, 2020.

"Sipping" depicts a thirsty tiki with an open O-shaped mouth, sipping a tasty beverage made with BG Reynolds syrups.

It is part of the "Thirsty Trio" collection of mugs which included "Stressed", "Sipping", and "Satisfied" tiki mugs. They are a playful nod to the traditional Tahitian Cannibal Tikis which include a "Hunter", "Catcher", and "Eater/Ingestor".

The trio were designed by Tony Canepa and produced by Munktiki Imports for BG Reynolds, and came in Classic Brown or in "Bold Colors" (Red, Green, or Yellow).

The mugs were sold individually through the BG Reynolds website. They were originally started as a Kickstarter on March 30th, 2020.

"Stressed" depicts a thirsty tiki with outstretched arms, waiting for a tasty beverage made with BG Reynolds syrups.

It is part of the "Thirsty Trio" collection of mugs which included "Stressed", "Sipping", and "Satisfied" tiki mugs. They are a playful nod to the traditional Tahitian Cannibal Tikis which include a "Hunter", "Catcher", and "Eater/Ingestor".

The trio were designed by Tony Canepa and produced by Munktiki Imports for BG Reynolds, and came in Classic Brown or in "Bold Colors" (Red, Green, or Yellow).

The mugs were sold individually through the BG Reynolds website. They were originally started as a Kickstarter on March 30th, 2020.

This is a mug shaped like a large moai that used to stand at the Aku Aku in Las Vegas at the Stardust Hotel & Casino. The original moai was carved by Eli Hedley, grandfather of Bamboo Ben.

The mug is weathered and shows cracks and is marked for the "Aku Aku" on the back with a red shield and crossed spears. It is a pale greenish gray (matte patina copper glaze).

This was the first design collaboration between Tiki Classics and Biggs Tiki. This first edition was sold through a lottery method for those that signed up in advance. The lottery went live on January 26th, 2021 and concluded on the 30th with winners notified on the 31st.

A second edition in more of a gloss gray was sold first-come and first-served through a "Pick Your Poison" event on March 6th, 2021, through Biggs Tiki's website.

Officially licensed mug from the 1984 film, Ghostbusters.

The Terror Dogs are two horned, dog-like, demonic monsters with blazing red eyes and powerful dark-colored bodies. They are Zuul The Gatekeeper & Vinz Clortho The Keymaster, loyal minions of Gozer the Gozerian.

Middle of Beyond produced this design in 4 color-ways (Gatekeeper Gray, Keymaster Black, Marshmallow, and Bronze).

Officially licensed mug from the 1984 film, Ghostbusters.

The Terror Dogs are two horned, dog-like, demonic monsters with blazing red eyes and powerful dark-colored bodies. They are Zuul The Gatekeeper & Vinz Clortho The Keymaster, loyal minions of Gozer the Gozerian.

Middle of Beyond produced this design in 4 color-ways (Gatekeeper Gray, Keymaster Black, Marshmallow, and Bronze).