This is a sunset colored version of Munktiki's popular skull mug. These were previously produced in an assortment of solid color choices. Additionally, there has been a multi-colored Dia De Los Muertos version, a Halloween Pumpkin version, and an open edition in ivory. This version shows gradation from yellow to red to blue for a "sunset" effect.

This mug is shaped like a brown shrunken head with its lips sewn shut, wearing a purple fez with the word "Mahalo" on the front. The fez also features a skull with a bone atop its head. The concept for the Shrunken Shriner Mug came from Mahalo Tiki. It was sculpted and manufactured by Eekum Bookum (John Mulder).

This ceramic shot mug comes in a variety of colors and is shaped like a standing Tiki with coffee-bean-shaped eyes, a bow-shaped mouth, and a V-shaped brow.

This shot mug is of a stylized moai, more narrow at the top, and having distinctive large, rounded eyeballs.

This decanter was created for Okolehao, a Hawaiian alcohol that is now difficult to find. The decanter depicts a man in a loincloth crouched on one knee and holding a flame in his hand.

This is a blue bucket mug for the 9th Wave, an east coast surf band that has played at Luau at the Lake 2012 (Ohana 2012) and numerous other venues. The front of the mug features their Tiki logo of a Tiki head with two crossed surf boards. Their home page is at http://www.9thwavesurf.com/index.html

This is a two-piece mug that includes a pith helmet lid. It is a tribute to Rory "Wildsville Man" Snyder. The hat fits with a lip that holds it in place while drinking and also has a straw hole. It is made of high fire stoneware and is part of a "Pith Pack" set which comes with a Taboo Event mug, both in matching glaze with matching pith helmets.

This is a brown plate with a colored center whose rim shows 6 scenes of Sea World. The colored center varies (orange, green, etc...) but has the typical Treasure craft look -- multicolored 1960s era leaded glaze. The rim features Seals & Penguins, Dolphins, Pearl Diver, Aquarium, Shamu, and the Sea World emblem for California, Ohio, and Florida.

Based on the masks of the Songye people of Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), Africa, this mug has a face composed of a long nose, a small squarish mouth, crescent eyes, and patterned line designs accentuating the forehead, cheeks, and jawline. White with light brown details. Open edition.

This is one of three mugs in a set of South Sea Islander designs by Chongolio that portray classic Polynesian gods. This Ku has a trailing headdress, an open mouth with square teeth, and a tattoo on his right arm made up of small triangles.

This is one of three mugs in a set of South Sea Islander designs by Chongolio that portray classic Polynesian gods. This Lono has a tall headdress and a grinning mouth with rows of small square teeth.

This is one of three mugs in a set of South Sea Islander designs by Chongolio that portray classic Polynesian gods. Tongo has all the characteristics of a Rarotongan Fisherman God, with his angular eyes, wide-angled lips, and sun-shaped belly button. Wave pattern around upper back portion of mug as well.