This mug was designed by Derek Yaniger for Tiki Farm in honor of Tiki Magazine. The moai has a ski jump nose and wide open mouth. The back reads "Tiki Magazine". This is a one-of-a-kind test glaze piece that was auctioned at Tiki Oasis 2008.

This is a ceramic sculpture from Munktiki's Yakimon line shaped like a man in armor with an octopus helmet. Takoshi (Octopus Death) is the villain in the Yakimon line of figures. His true name is Takeshi but as a kid was bullied and called Takoshi since his face is covered with tentacle-like growths. He's a super genius freak that now dons an Octopus helmet and armored uniform, commanding his genetically engineered Ikakumora (Spider Squids) to wreak havoc on the town that caused him so much emotional hurt. Statue comes with 2.75" high Spider Squid. Made in a variety of glaze color combinations.

This is a mug shaped like a black skull with horns, long tongue, and pointed ears. This version of the Krampus Skull was sold on Black Friday 2014 and limited to one per person.

This grayish green tiki mug was designed and manufactured by Bosko. He resembles a Moai with a long narrow nose and small pair of lips.

This is a miniature Ku shaped decanter with cork stopper and holes to be strung as a necklace pendant. Mass produced and sold through several online stores. Described as: "Raku fired and made in Peru." Light blue with brown mottling. This is the largest of several similar Tiki bead varieties but the only one that actually serves as a vessel for liquid.

The official mug of the Unholy Rabble Tiki Punksters by the Careless Navigator. Mug has large concentric circle eyes, a thin and narrow nose, and a wood grain texture. Designed by Lluis Fuzzhound, sculpt by Squid and manufactured by Wild tHing Creations. Glazed in black. Has a gold heat decal of the Careless Navigator logo.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with clean and simple modernist lines and circles for eyes and mouth. His name is Hamu, which is Hawaiian for "fragments that remain." There are many color-ways for this mug (each glaze color limited to groupings of five or ten) and the overall mug edition is limited to the life of the mold.

This is a mug shaped like a green severed monkey head wearing a hat and smoking a cigar. It was designed and conceived by Doug Horne and sculpted by Eekum Bookum (John and Janet Mulder). The mug is an homage to the classic Ren Clark Severed Head Mug design. The regular edition is a 4-color mug. 10% of pre-sale mugs were a special promotional glaze that was shipped randomly and blind-boxed to those who ordered through the event website. One of the 200 was a blind-boxed Golden Monkey Mug. This version, issued for Christmas 2014, is glazed in green and red.

This is a ceramic bank from Munktiki's Yakimon line. Feejee Fighter Bank is shaped like the head of a gill man creature. Made in a variety of glaze colors.

This is a mug shaped like a Ku Tiki with a nubby cross-hatched headdress and holding a second smaller Tiki in classic cannibal pose. This is the cannibal edition, similar to an earlier version of Kahu without smaller Tiki. This version comes in a variety of glaze combinations.

This is a mug designed to look like a palm tree growing through a skull. The mug is glazed in a clear matte glaze with a black rub, and is more of a goblet as the skull sits on top of the palm tree base. It is Munktiki's first collaboration with Sketchy Tank. He specializes in black and white pen and ink art with heavy stippling and, here, Munktiki has tried to replicate this signature style through their glaze. This is the Super Limited Edition with a more colorful Golden Yellow/Copper Brown Palm Tree.

A mug shaped like the bust of a boy wearing sunglasses and a beret. Part of a set called "The Beatnik Duo" made for Tiki Oasis 2014. The design of the mug was conceived by Otto von Stroheim. It was designed and executed by J Mulder of Eekum Bookum. The concept of the mug is inspired by the highly collectible Marwal Chalkware busts that were popular in the 1950s.