This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with one arched eyebrow, a broad nose, and a goatee. This version is glazed in lime green on both the exterior and interior. However, there are also customized versions of this mug in a number of one-off colors. Version 2.0 is more deeply defined in the sculpt and is slightly smaller.

This mug is shaped like a Tiki head with one arched eyebrow, a broad nose, and a goatee. Version 2.0 is more deeply defined in the sculpt and is slightly smaller than 1.0. In addition to the regular issue of 10, there are numerous artist proofs and custom one-offs of this edition in a variety of colors.

A mug shaped like a Tiki carrying a crate of rum on its back. Designed by Brad "Tiki Shark" Parker and manufactured by Tiki Farm. It is a big heavy mug standing just under 9" tall and approx. 4.5" wide at its base. This is the limited edition black glaze with a red interior limited to 52 mugs.

This mug is the bust of a shorter-necked man wearing a hat. The mug is intended to be a likeness of Donn Beach, founder of Don the Beachcomber. Brown glaze with "Don the Beachcombers" in recessed letters around front of base. Open edition.

*These were originally ordered by Art Snyder at Don the Beachcomber's in Huntington Beach but when delivered, he refused the shipment because they were not what he thought he was ordering when he wanted a new version of the old vintage Don head mug. He had intended to get a version of the "Long Necked Don" made by Vermonde, but this was based off the "short necked/fat Don" made by Daga. So, Tiki Farm retained both color-ways of this short neck design and sold them directly to customers. Later, Crazy Al borrowed Tom Morgan (Trader Tom's) green glazed Vermonde "Long Necked Don" to see the hat specifically while he sculpted a new version which Don's did carry at their location when completed.

This mug is the bust of a shorter-necked man wearing a hat. The mug is intended to be a likeness of Donn Beach, founder of Don the Beachcomber. Green glaze with "Don the Beachcombers" in recessed letters around front of base. Open edition.

*These were originally ordered by Art Snyder at Don the Beachcomber's in Huntington Beach but when delivered, he refused the shipment because they were not what he thought he was ordering when he wanted a new version of the old vintage Don head mug. He had intended to get a version of the "Long Necked Don" made by Vermonde, but this was based off the "short necked/fat Don" made by Daga. So, Tiki Farm retained both color-ways of this short neck design and sold them directly to customers. Later, Crazy Al borrowed Tom Morgan (Trader Tom's) green glazed Vermonde "Long Necked Don" to see the hat specifically while he sculpted a new version which Don's did carry at their location when completed.

The Forbidden Island Tiki Crate Mug was created by Wendy Cevola (aka: danlovestikis) for Forbidden Island's 5th Anniversary, and was sold at the anniversary party April 22, 2011 at the F.I. in Alameda. The mug is shaped like a shipping crate with one corner broken off to expose a Tiki inside. The set of sixty regular edition mugs are primarily dark gray with an ice blue packing around the Tiki inside. Cevola created an accompanying statue (edition of 50) with a brown crate and fire red packing inside. She refers to the mug and statue together as the "Fire and Ice" series. Additionally, there are a number of Artist Proofs of the F.I. Tiki Crate Mug with a rainbow of glaze combinations.

MauiTiki's second mug design produced. This Tiki mug has a grinning mouth with square teeth, a tapa print pattern across forehead, and wears a necklace. In 2008 Rob Hawes (MauiTiki) was diagnosed with Stage 4 Carcinoid Cancer. This mug was named after his disease and profits from it helped to pay for his treatments and travel to the mainland to meet with doctors and attend cancer conferences. This limited edition mug is split into two glaze types. Mugs 1-12 are glazed in a "Stone Green" glaze with a speckled white interior. Mugs 13-25 are glazed in a "Gloss Green" glaze with a yellow "Cornmeal" Interior. There were also 10 artist proofs produced.

MauiTiki's second mug design produced. This Tiki mug has a grinning mouth with square teeth, a tapa print pattern across forehead, and wears a necklace. In 2008 Rob Hawes (MauiTiki) was diagnosed with Stage 4 Carcinoid Cancer. This mug was named after his disease and profits from it helped to pay for his treatments and travel to the mainland to meet with doctors and attend cancer conferences. This limited edition mug is split into two glaze types. Mugs 1-12 are glazed in a "Stone Green" glaze with a speckled white interior. Mugs 13-25 are glazed in a "Gloss Green" glaze with a yellow "Cornmeal" Interior. There were also 10 artist proofs produced.

MauiTiki's second mug design produced. This Tiki mug has a grinning mouth with square teeth, a tapa print pattern across forehead, and wears a necklace. In 2008 Rob Hawes (MauiTiki) was diagnosed with Stage 4 Carcinoid Cancer. This mug was named after his disease and profits from it helped to pay for his treatments and travel to the mainland to meet with doctors and attend cancer conferences. This limited edition mug is split into two glaze types. Mugs 1-12 are glazed in a "Stone Green" glaze with a speckled white interior. Mugs 13-25 are glazed in a "Gloss Green" glaze with a yellow "Cornmeal" Interior. There were also 10 artist proofs produced.

This limited edition mug was designed by Bosko for the release of the Tikiyaki Orchestra's CD, "Aloha, Baby!" It was designed to look "Old School" with a beige flat glaze for the body and a brown glossy glaze ring at the top and bottom. The mug has horizontal diamond shaped eyes, a broad nose, and a bow-shaped mouth without teeth. Back is stamped "Tikiyaki Polynesian Village Hotel."

This is a short, almost barrel-shaped Tiki. It has a long, thin mouth and long diamond-shaped eyes. Based on a New Caledonian door board design. Golden brown glaze over a red underglaze. Though considered the same "edition" there are glaze differences between a first and second firing of these pieces. The earlier firing is more reddish beige and the later firing is red and white.

This mug portrays a samurai in full armor with a drawn sword in attack position. The design was produced in both a flat and a glossy brown glaze. The flat glaze version appears in Tiki Quest on page 103.