This is a mug shaped like bamboo with leaves, beetles, and a dragonfly clinging to the sides. It was produced in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a mermaid with arms raised to the sides of her head in a pinup pose. This mug was made by both Tony and his wife, Alene. They were glazed individually by Alene. Colors and decoration vary, including both solid colors and multi-colored versions. Additionally, for an extra $40 charge, custom commission glaze combinations were available.

This is an actual coconut that has been hollowed out. There are variations. Some have hinged lids with natural fiber wrappings to keep the lid on. Some have a second piece of coconut shell inverted on bottom to use as a base. Some have straw holes drilled in. Many have markings. These types of coconut mugs have been used for many years and are often distributed by wholesalers to Tiki locations or sold as party supplies or tourist souvenirs to individual buyers. This template is intended for those natural coconut mugs that are not marked for a specific bar/restaurant location.

This is a mug based on a Tiki carving at the Portland Trader Vic's. The carving is a standing Ku Tiki with coffee-bean-shaped eyes, an open toothless mouth, and hands crossed in front as though he has to go to the bathroom. This mug was released in honor of Trader Vic’s 4th year anniversary. The Super Limited Edition is glazed in redwood brown with red interior and red accents on exterior. It was sold only at Trader Vic's on Saturday August 1, 2015. This design was then released in a Limited Edition, which came in either "Woodsie Green" or "Mossy Brown". This version in black for the Black Friday Event is still numbered within the "Limited Edition" of 100 but was limited to ten or so pieces, as were each of the other Black Friday mugs.

This is an actual coconut that has been hollowed out and carved to resemble a pirate head. There are variations. Some have hinged lids with natural fiber wrappings to keep the lid on. Some have a second piece of coconut shell inverted on bottom to use as a base. Some have straw holes drilled in. Many have markings. These types of coconut mugs have been used for many years and are often distributed by wholesalers to Tiki locations or sold as party supplies or tourist souvenirs to individual buyers.

This lidded coconut mug was manufactured for the Sheraton Moana Surfrider Hotel in Hawaii. Beige, with white imprint, marked "Sheraton Moana Surfrider".

This is a planter shaped like a beige standing Maori Tiki with a base that extends in front. It was one of three planter designs released in the 2015 Home Depot Tiki Diablo Signature series which also included a home bar and full-sized ceramic Tiki statues. The other two planters included a Ku Tiki style and a Marquesan Tiki style.

This is a mug shaped like a whale. They were produced in several glaze colors (each a mini edition of 50) including "Speckled Moonlight" (First Edition) and "Deep Blue Sea" (Second Edition). Its tail serves as a handle. This version, however, is a unique artist proof and is marked "AP" on bottom.

This is a mug shaped like a man wearing a pith helmet and safari outfit inside a large cauldron-shaped bowl. Manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder).

This is an art deco style mug shaped like an owl. Glazed in a maroon red with a white base. Reminiscent of the Maltese Falcon statue in the famous 1941 film starring Humphrey Bogart. Designed by Andrew Meieran and The Pizz.