This is a mug modeled after a full-body Witco tiki carving with stripes on face, arm bands, and a loincloth with diamond pattern.

There was a second edition of 250 with blue lettering on reverse instead of red.

A Ku styled Tiki Mug with a nubby headdress, crescent eyes, and bow-shaped mouth. This is a special, hand-detailed KAPU edition. There will never be another one detailed and glazed exactly like it. It is one of one.

Smaller salt/pepper shaker made by Bauer Pottery.

The first mug designed by Denise Saffren of Towanda Tikis, and manufactured by Bauer Pottery. It depicts a seated tiki drinking from a smaller tiki mug. This was the First Edition and had the smaller mug glazed blue.

Designed and made by Tiki Diablo. Originally released on November 2nd 2019 for 'Dia De Los Muertos'. There were five color ways available: Lime Green, Sky Blue, Purple, Orange, and Dark Grey. Each had a red heart and gold jewelry. They came blind-boxed when purchasing and ordering, so you didn't know which color you were going to receive! These mugs were originally teased for "The Polynesian" bar in NYC, and even appeared on a version of a menu at The Polynesian, but due to unknown circumstances, the mugs were release by Tiki Diablo himself.

Promotional handled mug made for 'Seven Tiki Rum'. Features a tiki face on one side, and the Seven Tiki Rum logo on the bag. The bottom is printed with the copyright information for the rum and brand.

Made for The Lost Lei in Austin, Texas. These are glaze in blue and embellished in what looks like gold paint pen.

This mug was originally designed by AtomicTonyTiki (Mana Mana Tiki Mug) and is in the style of a traditional Maori figure. The tiki is holding a smaller tiki head in its hands. The original version was manufactured by Tiki Farm but this is an unauthorized version with distorted details that was sold on e-Bay, Amazon, and through several wholesale bar supply stores (like Barconic) online.

Only sold at the bar for a short time before The Lost Lei pulled these mugs from shelves and discontinued their use at the bar. They were not destroyed, however, and continue to be sold on the secondary market through eBay and other venues.

Issued in a wipe turquoise glaze. Marked "The Lost Lei Austin" with their logo. This is a mug shaped like a Fijian Mermaid sideshow gaffe. The Fijian mermaid (also Fiji or Feejee mermaid) was an object comprising the torso and head of a juvenile monkey sewn to the back half of a fish. It was a common feature of sideshows, where it was presented as the mummified body of a creature that was supposedly half mammal and half fish.

This mug design is an unauthorized use of the original design which was designed by THOR and produced by Tiki Farm in 2014 for Three Dots and a Dash in Chicago, IL.
The face was changed for The Lost Lei, and, among other things, they gave the figure small eyeballs instead of cavernous skull eye sockets. Despite this, the source of the design was still unmistakable. Due to overwhelming criticism at the blatant unauthorized use of design work from Three Dots and a Dash, The Lost Lei pulled these mugs from shelves and discontinued their use at the bar. They were not destroyed, however, and continue to be sold on the secondary market through eBay and other venues.

This yellow mug is shaped like a large skull and was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It has large eye sockets and is missing its lower jaw. White interior. Based on Bosko's own carvings at False Idol.

This mug was made by Bauer Pottery in 2019 after the molds were found in their warehouse. There are only two known to have been produced by Bauer in 2019, both in this same glaze that were tests of the molds and glaze, and they were sold in the Bauer showroom. They still retain the 'Copyright Disney' stamp from the mold, but unlike the original mug, do not have a straw hole. Copyright issues likely prevented Bauer from making more of these.

Original description of the mug sculpt: Very large tiki based on the volcano goddess Pele from the lanai pre-show at the Enchanted Tiki Room in Disneyland. Original design by Rolly Crump, adapted design by Jody Daily, and sculpt by Squid. Jody Daily's original design called for the volcano lid to be used for flaming garnish, with a straw hole on the side, but Disney opted to instead put the straw hole through the top for safety reasons. "Disney" imprinted in the mold on the bottom.

This mug was made by Bauer Pottery in 2019 after the molds were found in their warehouse. There are only two known to have been produced by Bauer in 2019, both in this same glaze that were tests of the molds and glaze, and they were sold in the Bauer showroom. They still retain the 'Copyright Disney' stamp from the mold. Copyright issues likely prevented Bauer from making more of these.

Original Mug Sculpt Description: Tiki mug based on the chanting tikis inside the Enchanted Tiki Room in Disneyland. Design adapted and sculpted by Disney artist Kevin Kidney. Four colors have been produced, the other three are green, teal, and purple. "Disney" imprinted in the mold on the bottom.

These mugs were inspired by the beautiful homes and colours of Palm Springs.

Each was handcrafted with a different color set, and different decorations in the "front yard" section.