This is a mug shaped like a hermit crab. 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 coconut mug is shaped like a half coconut, that has a cracked-edge appearance, with the brown husk broken away around the edge to expose white coconut meat. Brown exterior, white interior. Marked "O.M.C." on bottom. A bit thicker walled and more detailed than the PMP Cracked Coconut.

A mug shaped like a Tiki inside of a topless skull base, holding a bone, and decorated with bones and a skull around top of head. Exterior has a brown oxide matte wipe-away glaze. Three Dots and a Dash started using these to serve their "Dead Reckoning" cocktail, starting June 2014.

This standing Ku Tiki design is made of stoneware/porcelain. It has a female black widow spider design on the reverse. As an artist proof, glaze color and other details vary.

This tiki mug was designed and produced by Pop Tiki for the Hot Rod Hula Hop 7 in 2015. The mug was a limited edition of 50. It is a standing Ku Tiki with tear drop shaped eyes and an hourglass shaped mouth.

This is a full bodied Maori inspired Tiki mug squatting on a decorated base with open fisted hands in front ready to hold garnishes or swizzle sticks. The limited edition was available in several glaze colors (including gloss red and black, gloss brown, matte beige, matte turquoise, and gloss blue and green). There is also a super limited edition in redwood brown with red detailing. 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 set of brown salt and pepper shakers shaped like Tangaroan Tikis with their faces detailed in black. "Kia orana" means "Hello" in the Cook Island language. These shakers were designed and distributed by Hansen & Berry, a company based in Auckland, New Zealand.

This is a mug shaped like a large bellied Tangaroa Tiki. It is the same design as Tiki Farm's Tangaroa Chiminea. The original version was glazed in brown. This version is glazed in blue and marked for the Ohana Luau On The Island.

The bowl is supported by three very stylized wahines and has two tiki masks on the outside of the bowl. The bowl itself is about 3/8” thick and textured to look like stone. Inside of the bowl is a smooth, cone shaped volcano that is approximately 4” tall. The bowl has green, brown and red glazes inside. This is one of the larger bowls that Paul was making during that period.

A mug with a stylized mouthless Tiki mask on front, tribal designs around the exterior, and marked "M.U.G." on reverse. The mug was made available in two glaze options (red and green, member's choice).

This is a ceramic flask shaped like a carved bone fisherman's hook with a Tiki face. Cork stopper.

This mug features a stylized moai, steering a small speed boat. White opal glaze with orange markings.