The Tall Shrunken Head mug was designed and produced by Tiki King for his 1998 luau. The mug is a shrunken head with subtle moko. He has black hair tied with a red ribbon, a bone through his nose, and his eyes and mouth are sewn shut.

Poof was designed by Katie Mello and produced by Rum Demon. It is a puffer fish with bulging yellow eyes and an open mouth. He is in a calm states since his spines and flat against his body, and he appears to be saying "Glub."

This brown hiball was manufactured for the Hana Hou Room at the Hyatt Regency in Waikiki. It is covered in petroglyphs including a fish, a man and an outrigger.

This highly stylized tiki is named "Lama Akua," Hawaiian for "Rum God." Color is Jupiter which is made up of red, yellow, grey, brown, blue and purple. "Lama Akua" is on the back in black letters.

This mug was manufactured by Dynasty Wholesale. it is a reproduction of the original Trader Vic's Suffering Bastard. The tiki is a moai. he is squatting and is holding his head as though hung over.

Moai Suave was designed by Derek Yaniger for Tiki Farm. This is a scaled down version of the Tiki Magazine mug. The glaze is matte black, and the moai has a ski jump nose and a wide open mouth.

This minimalist mug was manufactured by Polynesian Pottery in Hawaii. It is a simple curved cylinder with protruding eyes, nose and mouth.

Kannibal was manufactured by Psuedopots. The mug has a brown glaze. Kannibal has massive eyebrows over his large white eyes with swirling centers. He has a long broad nose and his teeth are long and sharp. Inside his mouth, tiny skulls can be seen.

This eerie green zombie mug was designed by Steve Foote (aka Tikiracer) and was manufactured by Cheekytiki in England. The zombie has large dead eyes, two slits for a nose and a wide mouth exposing all of his teeth except where his zombie flesh upper lip is sagging down. He also has a shock a hair at the top of the mug and a shaggy goatee at the base.

A little more totem than tiki, the Westwood W-19 mug has a handle on the back. It is a pale green and features a full body tiki with cold painted white eyes, red mouth and buck teeth. Atop his head is a bird-like creature.

This little brown mug that is wider at the base than the top appears to have been made for the Kauai Surf Hotel on Kalapaki Beach in Hawaii. The front reads "Mai Tai" next to a crude tiki.

This white coffee cup was manufactured for Tiki Oasis VII in San Diego, CA. It features a gogo dancer in shades of purple.