Hoo Doo the Voo Doo was designed by Al Evans and was based on an Indonesian orangutan skull from his personal collection. The mug is shaped like a skull and has a removable skull cap with straw holes. The mug features intricate designs including dragons and tikis. This version is Mardi Gras themed and features a green and purple glaze with some real gold detail. Crazy Al Evans did this one of a kind treatment to his original Hoo Doo the Voo Doo design himself.

This mug was designed by Crazy Al Evans for the Kona Club in Oakland, CA. The mug has bamboo bundles down the side and a tapa pattern around the top and bottom. The back of the mug features a smouldering volcano on a hill overlooking a little hut and some palm trees. There is a surfer at the base of the mug. This is one of Al's limited bright violet delft blau versions of the mug.

This brown mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm and is shaped like a coconut with a jagged edged top. It also has a non textured spot on the back for heat decals. This version, however, is unmarked.

This is a mug with a skull and two crossed guitars on the front. Mold was signed by music legend Dick Dale, also known as King of the Surf Guitar. The back of the mug has an impression of his signature. Glaze is a bluish gray.

This Tiki mug is designed after the Tiki that can be seen in the opening credits of "Hawaiian Eye", the television series which ran from 1959-1963. The original Tiki statue was part of the decor of the Hawaiian Village Hotel offices of the detective agency. This Tiki mug has slanted eyes, a long nose, an open mouth, and a small narrow neck that extends from a small circular block base. This is the tall version with lid.

This short bamboo-shaped mug was a promotional item from the MGM TV show "The Islanders" which ran from 1960 to 1961. This piece, the "Bamboo Bomb" comes with a lid that has four straw holes.

Part of a larger set including an ice bucket, pitcher, hiballs, loballs, and other matching pieces.

Kapriman was designed and produced by Cass McClure aka Ocea Otica. The design is based on a spirit carving from Kapriman in Papua New Guinea. The mug has large eyes made up of concentric circles, a long nose with broad nostrils and five large protruding teeth. Test glazes vary.

Kapulapu is a Bumatay tribute mug of sorts designed and manufactured by Falin Minoru aka Tiki Kaimuki. It has the bulging eyes and fish-like mouth of the Bumatay tiki. The tiki's hands are touching just above his protruding belly. Artist proof glazes vary.

This tiki mug was designed by Crazy Al Evans for Tiki Farm. The mug is red, and looks as if it were carved from a palm log. The tiki has large, round nostrils, and there is a small red hibiscus in a black circle in the middle of its head. This version has the Red Lava Glaze and Al calls this glaze series the "Mauna Loa's Minions." Each mug in this glaze series is limited to an edition of 25.

A Marquesan styled Tiki head mug with wide slitted nostrils and mouth, but large eyes on either side. Cross-hatched design between eyes in middle of forehead. This is the green glazed version with cream interior.

This design is based on PopTiki's 2008 E-1 Hot Rod Hula Hop 4 event mug. At a glance, this one differs from the 2008 event mug with the addition of dots and slashes on the brow ridge. The Tiki appears to be smiling so broadly that his eyes are squinted shut. This version has a brown glaze with tan interior.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki with a protruding tongue and large eyes. All of the Super Limited mugs are glazed in redwood brown with red accents and are slightly different from each other.