This 24 oz. mug depicts Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent, opening his mouth to reveal the skull of Mictlantehcuhtli, the Aztec god of the dead. According to artist, Urban Aztec (Jesse Hernandez), "This design symbolizes a common theme among the Aztec, the duality of life and death, one cannot exist without the other." This is the Emperor's Blood Edition variant (deep crimson red, yellow, and black) limited to 490 pieces. There is also a regular first edition variant with a Brown & Turquoise glaze dual finish, an Emperor's Gold variant limited to 375 mugs, and a Bone variant limited to 515 pieces.

This is a red and black glazed standing tiki figure with devilish features, including sharp teeth, a long forked tongue, horns, and cloven hooves. It is standing on sort of a volcanic base. Measures 11 inches high and holds over a liter. "Hades Hula House Semaphore" on reverse. This was a collaborative effort between Wild tHing Creations, Big Toe, and Odd Rodney. Only 127 produced.

Released August, 2020, in Florida. Sold in Walt Disney World gift shops probably due to the Polynesian Hotel and Grog Grotto being closed for remodeling. The iconic Trader Sams PNG tiki on the front with the words Trader Sam’s splashed across the back. The Disney stamp and serial number on the bottom.

Bust of a young Elvis wearing a dark blue Aloha shirt with black details, his face covered with traditional Māori tattoos. This design was released in other small editions with different colored shirts, including a lighter blue and a pink version. A limited edition mug was produced for Christmas 2019 where the shirt is replaced with a red, fur trimmed Santa Coat with a sprig of holly on the lapel.

This is a one-of-a-kind bowl hand made by Notch for False Idol and presented to them in October 2016. It is a volcano bowl with three large skulls around the outer edges. Presumably inspired by the dark version of Kali portrayed in the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom film.

Bust of a young Elvis wearing a blue Aloha shirt, his face covered with traditional Māori tattoos. There are other shirt varieties, including pink and a darker blue with black detail. A limited edition mug was produced for Christmas 2019 where the shirt is replaced with a red, fur trimmed Santa Coat with a sprig of holly on the lapel.

This is a mug shaped like a coconut with a gold glaze finish. It is from the Coco Palms, once the most famous resort in Hawaii where Elvis shot the film, Blue Hawaii (1961). After a hurricane in the 1990s, the resort was shuttered and despite many plans to re-open, has remained abandoned. The following is a quote from Bob Jasper, CCP Entertainment Site Manager Coco Palms Consultant Roberts Tours, 8/16/2014, about this mug: "It is unusual to find a mug with the base and anniversary plaque. Every five years, the hotel (Grace Buscher) would come up with something different to give to VIP guests celebrating an anniversary. Until recently, I had not seen the mug with a base. Following that anniversary, they started using the golden coconut for a drink, as you saw on the menu. People were not supposed to keep the coconut, but I think some did."

*According to Bob and Leroy at Oceanic Arts, this gold coconut mug is a color variation of the original coconut mug design by Stella Bodey. This mug was commissioned in the 1960s by OA to Spurlin Ceramics as the basis of the OA table lamp for the Coco Palms Resort.

This is a mug shaped like a large-beaked tropical bird, possibly a toucan. It was created for the 2019 Tales of the Cocktail event from July 16-21st, in New Orleans, LA. Tiki Diablo released these in several colors, including orange, green, and speckled white.

This is a mug shaped like a Mississippi riverboat with big paddle wheel propulsion. It was issued in at least two colors - a peachy pink and a purple wash glaze. Tiki Diablo made a limited run of these for the Tales of the Cocktail event held in New Orleans, LA.

This mug is shaped like a bust of the robot version of Maria, from the science fiction film, Metropolis. Metropolis is a 1927 German expressionist science-fiction drama film directed by Fritz Lang. The theme of the 2017 Tales of the Cocktail event was "Craft Your Future" and these mugs were given away much like a raffle through the event app where you you had more opportunities to win with each seminar review you made on the app. Tiki Diablo made 50 custom versions of this mug for the event.

A green with black wash and a white interior Ku by Bosko for the first anniversary of the Shameful Tiki Room in Vancouver. A limited edition of 48 mugs.

This SHAG designed mug features a cannibal style tiki holding a copy of the Book of Tiki and taking a big bite out of the top of it. This is the first edition in blue.

There are three color ways of this design whose release was planned as follows:

PHASE 1: the launch, with 100 limited BLUE edition mugs, numbered and certified by Sven and Shag, for $150 a mug, sold at the Original Tiki Marketplace on September 12th, 2020. Numbers 1/100 to 5/100 were held back and put up on e-Bay for auction.

PHASE 2: the next phase, with a 100 limited RED glaze edition in conjunction with a matching Shag print, available at the SHAG STORE for $250 each.

PHASE 3: the last phase, with a 1,000 piece AMBER glaze edition from Tiki Farm, for $75 per mug.