This is a mug shaped like Darth Vader, a well-known villain from the science fiction Star Wars films. He is a man dressed in black battle armor and wearing a black helmet. This is one in a set of six (including Yoda, Chewie, R2-D2, Vader, Trooper, and Boba). They are a tikified re-imagining of the drinking vessels that might be used if the Mos Eisley Cantina in Star Wars was actually a tiki bar.

This is a loball glass with a repeated pattern of Tikis and Tapa designs. Made in two different color variations: Green/Blue and Orange/Pink.

This is a mug shaped like a cresting wave. The back reads: "Three Dots and a Dash, Chicago, IL." Used to serve their original cocktail, the Surf Report, described as a blend of gin, cucumber, anisette, and mint flavors. Manufactured by Munktiki Imports. Designed by Darick Maasen and sculpted by Kosart Studios.

This first edition was glazed in dark blue and white. The second edition was glazed in light blue and white. There is also a Wave Mug II which has a different sculpt -- a wave carrying along a floating mine.

This skull-like Tiki is inspired by the celebrations for Day of the Dead. First version was glazed in pale yellow with some wipe away on high points of brow, eyes, and teeth. This was quickly followed up with an orange and green version as well. Back features a spiral designed skull and cross-bones. Día de Muertos begins October 31 and ends November 1. Made in China by Munktiki Imports.

This is a mug shaped like a bell buoy. It was issued in 8 different color choices (Red, Blue, Purple, Turquoise, Blue, Green, Yellow and Orange). Each buoy mug has a ceramic bell strung to its underside. Each buoy's numbering corresponds to its actual number. For example #1, 11, 21, 31... have a 1 on them. #2, 12, 22... have a 2 on them. There is also a Super Limited Edition issued in either Brown or Green with a tapa pattern around base and gold bell.

This brown rum barrel mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Clifton's Pacific Seas, Los Angeles, CA. It is glazed in an iron oxide brown. This Wiki-Wiki Rum Barrel was also used by Tiki Farm for other locations, including Hala Kahiki and The Bruery.

This green moai was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Clifton's Pacific Seas. The moai has a long curved nose and a straight closed mouth.

This short bone white mug, with black wipe-away finish to pick out details of sculpt, was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Psycho Suzi's Motor Lounge in Minneapolis, MN. The mug is shaped like a tiki head and has red cold painted eyes and a maniacal toothy grin. This is the second glaze edition of this mug.

This is a mug shaped like a man's severed left foot covered with Tahitian tattoos. It is marked for The Reef (Caliente Tropics) in Palm Springs. It has a matte wipe glaze on exterior leaving an antiqued beige/brown finish with darker brown in recesses. Interior is red. Left side features a sea turtle tattoo and right side features a round Tahitian Tiki face, among other designs. 10% (17) have red toenails.

This is a wooden shot glass marked for Clifton's Cabinet of Curiosities in Los Angeles, CA.

A mug shaped like an African mask used by the Bangwa Cameroon Night Society (Troh). Each mug is hand built and has unique colors and embellishments. Measures: 6.75"H X 6"W X 5"D.

Among the Bangwa kingdoms of the Cameroon Grassfields, the central fwa (chief) and a number of secret societies are responsible for the social rule of each kingdom. One such society is the Night Society (Troh) of nine council members, believed to be the descendants of the original nine companions of the founding Bangwa fwa. Legend goes that just before his death, the founding fwa told his Troh council members the name of his heir and charged them with his succession, enthronement and education. Thus it is maintained that the Troh society is responsible for the selection and enthronement of the next chief and must pass on secret knowledge to him. Troh members must maintain the social and religious well being of the people by dispensing arresting, prosecuting and executing criminals and witches. Inherited from his predecessor, each member of Troh owns a wooden helmet mask or headdress. These masks are used to incite fear -- they possess supernatural powers and ancestral knowledge that only members of the Troh may gain access to. So dangerous are these masks to the uninitiated, the mere sight of them is deemed capable of transferring deadly evil spirits to the individual.

The 2017 Hukilau was held June 7-11th, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This is a mug shaped like a shrunken head with black hair top knot sticking up and a real stick stuck through the top knot. Radiating lines of dots on forehead. Designed by Tiki tOny. Eekum Bookum sculpted and manufactured the mugs. In addition to the event version, there was also one in a limited all reddish brown color way with a matching 3-headed bowl version that was put up for raffle.