This brown barrel mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for The Bruery in Placentia, CA. The Bruery is a small craft brewery located in Orange County, CA, specializing in Belgian ales with experimental twists. This Wiki-Wiki Rum Barrel design was also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including Hala Kahiki, Ventiki, and Clifton's Pacific Seas.

A pineapple chalice with a Ku Tiki head stem. The Ku Tiki head has squinted coffee bean eyes and an open figure eight shaped mouth. It is inspired by a wooden Tiki that has been in the marketplace for decades where Beachbumz has their shop.

Wahoo is a standing Tiki based on an old vintage carving that is on the road to Hana, Maui. He has a figure eight mouth and almond shaped eyes. This is a custom edition of this mug and, as such, glazing and detail will vary. There is also a regular edition and a limited edition marked for the Maui Tiki Crawl held in 2014.

A Marquesan inspired Tiki mug. Inspired by carver Bill Collins and sculpted by Scott "Beachbumz" Taylor. This is a custom piece, and, as such, glazes and decoration vary. Earlier versions included the Tiki holding the traditional 'u'u (Marquesan War Club).

This red mug is similar to the vintage Vicious Virgin mug manufactured by OMC for the Islander Restaurant and to other vintage versions of the same design. The mug is a simple female form. She is nude with shoulder-length hair. Red glaze. Her hands meet at her stomach. Unlike the vintage versions, this mug has tikified hands, a flower in her hair, and a more pronounced wood grain effect. First version was released in brown and a second color-way edition was released in 2012 in green. On November 12th, 2016, three new Limited Edition color ways were released (red, orange, and blue).

This blue mug is similar to the vintage Vicious Virgin mug manufactured by OMC for the Islander Restaurant and to other vintage versions of the same design. The mug is a simple female form. She is nude with shoulder-length hair. Blue glaze. Her hands meet at her stomach. Unlike the vintage versions, this mug has tikified hands, a flower in her hair, and a more pronounced wood grain effect. First version was released in brown and a second color-way edition was released in 2012 in green. On November 12th, 2016, three new Limited Edition color ways were released (red, orange, and blue).

This mug is based on the 10′ Tiki Carving created by Danny "Tiki Diablo" Gallardo, for the Kon Tiki in Tucson, AZ. It's the first new custom Tiki the Kon Tiki had commissioned in over 50 years. The Tiki is a Marquesan style with Danny's signature look and is holding a smaller Tiki head in front. The mugs were issued in three color-ways (Saguaro Green, Lava Rock, and Koa Brown) with each color-way numbered #1-50. For sale exclusively at the Dia Del Diablo event, held November 19th, 2016.

Frank Da Mug II was designed and produced by Mikel Parton. Frank is a moai. He is standing on four legs and has long protruding eyes, football-shaped eyes, a long nose and an open, downturned mouth. VERY similar to the original Frank design but marked "II" on back and available in a new range of glaze colors.

This is a mug featuring "Troubles" the naughty mermaid. It is one of a two-part set and the other mug features "Bubbles" the mermaid, her super nice sister. "Troubles" is busy drinking tropical cocktails while her sister, "Bubbles," plays a ukulele for her fish friends.

This cactus mug was produced for Bobby McGee’s Restaurant. Red and black lettering on front and their signature bathtub logo.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with flattened triangular eyes, a boxy shape, gritted teeth, and glazed in brown. From the "Planet Tiki" collection (featuring Bowana, Fatutu, Kimo, Lopaka, & Popolele). Backstory being that in the distant past Tikis ruled the Earth and they were eventually killed off by dinosaurs.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head reminiscent of a moai with a large nose, puffy cheeks, a full smirk, and glazed in brown. From the "Planet Tiki" collection (featuring Bowana, Fatutu, Kimo, Lopaka, & Popolele). Backstory being that in the distant past Tikis ruled the Earth and they were eventually killed off by dinosaurs.