This is a mug shaped like a skull being eaten by a man being eaten by a jaguar.

From Jacob Medina's website:

"Continuing their artistic study into Meso-American culture & mythology, artist Jacob Arthur Medina & Brad 'Tiki-Shark' Parker bring to you El SAGRADO SANGRE DEL JAGUAR – TIKI MUG.

The popularity of 'KAAN TOOK'…….the story, the drawing, the painting, the art and then the Tiki Mug, has inspired the two local artists to bring you the 2nd in their Tiki / Mayan / Meso – American themed collaboration.

The first – 'KAAN TOOK' – a character coming to life from the stories told to Jacob Medina since he was a little Tiki-Fan.

The second – El SAGRADO SANGRE DEL JAGUAR – a character from the Snake King’s personal guard – The fabled 'Jaguar Warrior'."

This is a mug shaped like a rat dressed in a suit jacket, bow tie, and top hat. He has a severe overbite with long top front teeth and x-ed out eyes like he is dead. In his hands is a shaker tin of cocktails for some lucky customer!

This is a stoppered flask shaped like a Papua New Guinea styled tiki head with wide round eyes and an outstretched red tongue. Cork and wood stopper.

This SHAG designed mug features a cannibal style tiki holding a copy of the Book of Tiki and taking a big bite out of the top of it. This is the third edition in amber.

There are three color ways of this design whose release was planned as follows:

PHASE 1: the launch, with 100 limited BLUE edition mugs, numbered and certified by Sven and Shag, for $150 a mug, sold at the Original Tiki Marketplace on September 12th, 2020. Numbers 1/100 to 5/100 were held back and put up on e-Bay for auction.

PHASE 2: the next phase, with a 100 limited RED glaze edition in conjunction with a matching Shag print, available at the SHAG STORE for $250 each.

PHASE 3: the last phase, with a 1,000 piece AMBER glaze edition from Tiki Farm, for $75 per mug.

This is a mug shaped like a red parrot perched on a white skull with the lower jaw missing. 25 issued in first edition release. The second edition featured a gray skull and a tri-corner hat on the parrot and was limited to 50 pieces. Both editions also had artist proofs in assorted colors.

This is a mug shaped like a bust of Davy Jones, the octopus-headed pirate captain character from the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise.

He is wearing a hat and covered in barnacles and seaweed. A skull-faced Aztec coin is stuck to his coat on the reverse.

This was issued in two limited edition glaze variations of 100 each -- either gray or green. There were also Artist Proofs in assorted glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a bust of Davy Jones, the octopus-headed pirate captain character from the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise.

He is wearing a hat and covered in barnacles and seaweed. A skull-faced Aztec coin is stuck to his coat on the reverse.

This was issued in two limited edition glaze variations of 100 each -- either gray or green. There were also Artist Proofs in assorted glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a bust of Davy Jones, the octopus-headed pirate captain character from the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise.

He is wearing a hat and covered in barnacles and seaweed. A skull-faced Aztec coin is stuck to his coat on the reverse.

This was issued in two limited edition glaze variations of 100 each -- either gray or green. There were also Artist Proofs in assorted glaze colors.

Skeleton pirate with a bottle of rum and sword sitting on a pile of skulls, like a skeleton version of their original pirate mug. This Fourth edition run is teal. The First limited edition run was produced in white and black, all black for the Second run, and all white for the Third run.

Skeleton pirate with a bottle of rum and sword sitting on a pile of skulls, like a skeleton version of their original pirate mug. This Third edition run is all white. The First limited edition run was produced in white and black, all black for the Second run, and teal for the Fourth run.

This is a footed Scorpion Bowl featuring a hula girl in an outdoor tropical setting. No markings. Manufacturer unknown (possibly Vernon Kilns) but it was probably local to Oakland, CA and pre-Tepco. First issue date of this mug is uncertain, but in use as of 1944. For more information, see the September 4th, 1944 Life Magazine article on Trader Vic's featuring this bowl.

From the Tiki Farm website:

"We proudly bring you another radical design by long time Tiki Farm friend and collaborator, Tank Standing Buffalo. Introducing our brand new “Voodoo Goddess” mug, aka “Mama May”. Tank can push the darker end of the design spectrum every now and then and we are very happy to support and promote his creative energies when he does. You probably remember Tank’s super popular “VooDude” mug which sold out very quickly. Do not miss your chance to get your hands on Tank’s newest creation shown here in a Limited Edition of 250 in a glaze variation we’ve named “Dried Blood”. Peek around the design and you’ll see fun added elements such as skulls, flickering Tiki torches, a jug of hooch, a little stuffed animal, dripping candles, and… who do you spy on the back mantle… is it… yes it is… it’s VOODUDE!"

There was also a second edition released in 2021 in "Mardi Gras Green".