This is a mug shaped like a standing Ku Tiki with chisel marks all over his entire body, an upturned chin, and large headdress. The "Kona, HI" mug is designed after a vintage Tiki residing at the Don the Beachcomber restaurant in Kona Hawaii. 10 Artist Proofs were made without the "Kona, HI" name. This version is part of an open run of 150 mugs with the name on the mug. Each mug is numbered on the bottom.

This mug is shaped like a retro flying saucer supported by three Moai heads that function as landing gear. A Moai headed figure wearing a space suit stands in the open doorway of the lid, looking out. The top lid of the saucer is removable and has a straw hole in the lid also. The theme of this year's Tiki Oasis was "Yesterday's Future, Today" with a look back at the sci-fi/space theme throughout pop culture.

This is a mug shaped like a creepy looking beatnik wearing a beret. He has a mouthful of crooked teeth, heavily lidded eyes, and holds a paint brush in one hand while making a peace sign behind his back with the other hand. Designed by REESENIK (aka Matt Reese). Sculpted and cast by Eekum Bookum(aka Mulder142). First available at Tiki Oasis 2015 (Aug. 13-16, 2015 in San Diego, CA).

Squat undefined version of the classic leilani design atop a base that reads "Tahiti" on the front and "Tucson, AZ" on the back.

This is a mug shaped like a young green coconut that has been opened with a series of cuts to leave a white "scalloped" edge showing the white meat around the top. White interior.

A mug shaped like a monkey in a white space suit. He is also wearing sunglasses and a removable blue baseball cap lid. There is an orange suited version as well. "Space Chimp" was released at the 2015 Tiki Oasis, whose theme was "Yesterday's Future, Today!"

A mug shaped like a monkey in an orange space suit. He is also wearing sunglasses and a removable black baseball cap lid. There is a white suited version as well. "Space Chimp" was released at the 2015 Tiki Oasis, whose theme was "Yesterday's Future, Today!"

This is a mug shaped like a tiki with a head that flares upward at the top, large slanted almond eyes, a bow-shaped mouth grimacing and full of clenched teeth, and a lava rock textured base with a smaller Tiki head on front. This mug was made in a regular green, yellow, and a blue glaze. The total regular edition was limited to 150 with 50 of each of the three different glaze colors. This tan version with black interior is a limited run of 10 mugs from the original 150 mugs

This is a mug shaped like a standing Tangaroa Tiki with a slightly cartoony style. He has coffee bean shaped eyes and a wood grain. The mug was made in different shades of "driftwood glaze" that aim for a vintage Treasure Craft look with darker shades picking out the detail in recessed areas. The first 17 premiered at Tiki Oasis 15.

The Cask of Amontillado Barrel Mug was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's timeless story of evil and revenge. Created through a successful Kickstarter campaign. Glazed in a two-tone of matte, wiped brown and bone glaze. Designed by Jonathan Chaffin (Tiki Atari on TC) and manufactured in collaboration with Tiki Farm with sculptural work by The Pizz. There are also variant glazed editions for the Cask of Amontillado Barrel Mug that are glazed by Rob Hawes (MauiTiki). The accompanying cocktail recipe, the "Fortunato's Mistake" consists of: 1 oz El Dorado Demerara Rum, 1 oz Pierre Ferand Cognac, 1.5 oz Amontillado, 3/4 oz of Grenadine, 3/4 oz of Falernum, 1 oz Fresh Lime Juice, 1 oz Donn's Mix, and 2 dashes of Tropical Bitters.

El Diablo is a Munktiki monster shot glass. It is the head of a devil with small horns and a goatee. This version was issued on Saturday July 18 2015 from 6 AM to 10 PM as part of the random "Day of Gold" where different gold glazed versions of Munktiki designs were made available throughout the day -- similar to the Black Friday event hosted previously.

This is a mug shaped like a gold skull with horns, long tongue, and pointed ears. This version was issued on Saturday July 18 2015 from 6 AM to 10 PM as part of the random "Day of Gold" where different gold glazed versions of Munktiki designs were made available throughout the day -- similar to the Black Friday event hosted previously.