This is a mug shaped like a zombie head with an exposed brain. The style is cartoon-like with vacant oval eyes, a pug nose, and an overbite with four square teeth protruding. Cast in high-fire stoneware. Produced in different series with different colored glaze washes for each series.

A Jivaro headhunter's shrunken head with mouth and eyes sealed in twine and beaded with small multi-colored skull beads (50 of the mugs issued come with beads which are gold plated). The hair is bunched and pulled straight up to form a "handle". Glazed in matte brown. This is the first issued color-way glaze for this mug.

This skull design was originally manufactured by Munktiki as a salt & pepper set. Each skull has round sunken eye sockets, an inverted v-shaped nasal cavity and eight clenched teeth. This mug is a collaboration with Munktiki that was cast, assembled, and glazed by Ocea Otica (Cass McClure) utilizing the original salt & pepper molds. Four of these mugs were made, each one unique (a black one with red eyes, mottled brown, green & black, and orange & blue with green eyes).

This is a mug shaped like a model airplane engine. According to Dan Coscina, co-owner of Daga, approximately 600-1200 of these mugs were made for a one-time production run as a promotional item.

This mug is shaped like a googly-eyed Tiki holding his stomach with both hands. Blue with black overglaze details. This was one of the first mugs made by Cursed Tikis and was part of a 4-pack set which included Soup Bone, Rummy Joe, Boogger, and Tiki Fink (plus a fifth mystery mug).

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with an actual bone through its nose. Palm trees on back of mug. Glazed blue with some wiping away to show details of sculpt. A one-off piece.

These salt & pepper shakers are shaped like the head of the Creature from the Black Lagoon and were sculpted by Kristina Lucas Francis. Available for trade only through Paul and Kristina Lucas Francis.

This ceramic lighter featuring a tiki with a round head and bulging eyes appears to be homemade. He is crouching down and holding his knees. It is similar to the Westwood W-18 Mug and the Crested Westwood Tiki Bank Brown design.

Inspired by a carving at the famous/infamous Casa de la Fink, this mug is a slightly more modern, angular take on the Moai. The standard version of these is in a slightly mottled gray glaze and finished inside in gloss black. There is also an aqua blue version. This is a custom version, which can come in a wide variety of glazes.

This is a ceramic lidded casserole dish with a standing Tiki in the center with which to pick up the lid. The outside is glazed in a matte brown, not unlike Treasure Craft pieces, and has tribal designs. The interior is glazed in a deep glossy green.

This ashtray was created for the Hawaiian Village in Tampa, Florida. It is a simple square glass ashtray with the "Hawaiian Village" logo on the interior front in yellow and brown. Graphics worked into the logo design include an A-frame construction and a tiki torch.

A mug shaped like a Hawaiian style Ku head with an "X-eyes" headdress. Glazed in an orangish brown. This was the first color-way glaze for this design.