This tiki mug is of a very female tiki, with a grass skirt and a pink lei. Designed by Donella Vitale for Tiki Farm. Marked "Tiki Goddess" in raised letters on front near base. The white glaze version was limited to 100 for a 2006 party event.

This brown maori mug was manufactured by Tiki Farm for Trader Vic's Atlanta, GA location for their 30th Anniversary. The tiki has a jutting chin and open mouth revealing eleven teeth. Its face is adorned with moko.

This hefty mug is a depiction of Genghis Khan. It is a large man's head with the hair pulled back into a ponytail handle at the back. The mug is double-walled with room underneath for putting a piece of dry ice to get a fog breathing effect through the holes on each side of the mouth. Genghis Khan was the founder and Great Khan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire, which became the largest contiguous empire in history after his death. He came to power by uniting many of the nomadic tribes of northeast Asia. After founding the Mongol Empire and being proclaimed "Genghis Khan", he started the Mongol invasions that would result in the conquest of most of Eurasia. This version of the mug is all white. It also comes in a brownish-red-haired version and a black-haired version. The 1966 Tepco catalog lists the white version as "#86, Primitive Man."

This black mug with red and blue glaze throughout was designed and manufactured by Bosko. It is a stylized Ku with diamond shaped eyes, a triangular nose and roughly dogbone-shaped mouth. Lost Ku was glazed in six different colors, and only three of each color were made for a total of 18 mugs. These were sold through ebay.

This skull mug with bone handle was manufactured by GOTIKI. The earliest skulls produced by GOTIKI were white with dark gray accents around the facial features and either a red or a black interior. Periodically he has made Halloween editions in a variety of glaze colors.

Wananga and bowl were designed by Paul Nielsen for Munktiki. This is an interesting piece, sort of a twist on the classic vodka bowl. The brown bowl with Maori designs holds ice, while the blue teko teko shaped insert holds a beverage. When Wananga is inserted in the bowl of ice, the drink within remains chilled.

This candle holder from Target Home is a modern, lavender copy of the design from the Kona Kai.

The Leaky Ku was designed and manufactured by VanTiki. It has a large crack across the bottom, so unfortunately it cannot hold liquid. Leaky Ku is brown with a large jutting, jagged headdress with red accents, a gaping mouth exposing nine whitish teeth, and a large, flat nose with three triangle adorning it.

The Triangular Bone Box was created by VanTiki. The vessel is made of three spooky skull tiles and has a green textured interior. The skulls have wide round eye sockets and varying numbers of teeth.

This is a version of the Orchids R-5 tiki mug, with "Luau Hut" in raised letters on the front near the base. The design has a tiki with almond-shaped slanted eyes, and a small mouth full of jagged teeth. Zig zag design along top rim. Also comes in an unmarked version, and versions with "Hula Hut", "Aloha Hut" and "Tiki Hut."

This tiki mug from Daga is slightly flared at the top and bottom, and has a tiki with gritted teeth, small almond-shaped slanted eyes, and a "V" design on its forehead. Brown glazed exterior with white interior. Marked "cousin Kimo's Kona Bay".

This unusual mug is able to stand on its own two legs. Two arms make handles. Detailed tangaroa tiki design in white satin finish with orange glazed interior. This version was a limited edition of 10.