This mug was designed by entertainer/author Charles Phoenix and manufactured by Mikel Parton of M P Ceramics. It resembles a Moai-shaped turkey meatloaf with cherries for eyes and a pineapple slice for the eyebrows and mouth. Number out of 100 marked on bottom.

Tiki King was designed by Crazy Al Evans and is a replica of his 1996 carving. The King has a root ball top rim, a bone in his nose, and a club in his hand. He is wearing a skull necklace and headband. Custom designed with 3 human skulls in each eye socket, lion skull nose & ape skull necklace. Holding spear with Zulu tribal markings on jowls & bridge of nose, body in skeleton painting & back in a Opaki (Jungle Giraffe) pattern. This is a custom one-off piece produced in 2012.

The Zombie Mojo mug was designed by Kahuna Kent. The mug has a blue glaze and is shaped like a zombie with gnarled teeth and a dangling eyeball.

This standing Tiki mug has closed lips set in a frown, small round eyes, and rectangular ears with a zig-zag pattern. The mug was designed by Philippe Tilikete and sculpted by John Mulder/Eekum Bookum. This is the gloss brown version. Nukumanu was also produced in matte brown, matte red, blue, a peanut-colored beige, and custom colors.

This standing Tiki mug has closed lips set in a frown, small round eyes, and rectangular ears with a zig-zag pattern. The mug was designed by Philippe Tilikete and sculpted by John Mulder/Eekum Bookum. This is a custom glazed version. Colors vary on custom pieces. Nukumanu was also produced in matte brown, matte red, blue, gloss brown, and a peanut-colored beige.

This tiki mug has a large belly, with hands clasping the sides, small eyes, and a headdress. Glaze is green. It is marked "Virgina Beach" on the front base.

This brown glossy abstract volcano mug was manufactured for the Tropical Bistro in Hilliard, Ohio. It is narrow in the middle and flared at the top and bottom.