From Lost Temple Traders:

"Tomb Raiders beware! If you seek to unlock the secrets of the Lost Temple, you must first pass The Temple Guardian. Many have tried. None have ever lived to tell the tale!

Introducing Shag’s Temple Guardian. This first edition mug is limited to 250 units.

Each mug is produced by Tiki Bauer and includes a custom spear (also designed by SHAG) by Grider Adventure Art. The Temple Guardian mugs are almost done and will ship in 4-6 weeks (We’re hoping earlier, but this is a safe estimate)."

This surfer girl mug design was created by OMC and used at a number of different locations. This one was used at China Paradise in Wayne, New Jersey. The surfer girl is brown, with a skirt, and is surfing on blue waves, with a white background. Cold painted red details. Bottom is deeply concave, and has an OMC sticker. Back is labeled "China Paradise" in a bamboo font.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"We’re all a little mad! Introducing the Zombie Hatter Mug designed for Lost Temple Traders by Bridget McCarty. This is a a timed pre-sale, and edition size will be set when orders close after 24 hours. The Zombie Hatter stands 6” tall.

Estimated Ship Date Q4 2022. Produced by Munktiki Imports."

The hat has "10/6" written on it. The 10/6 refers to the cost of a hat — 10 shillings and 6 pence, and later became the date and month to celebrate Mad Hatter Day.

*These actually arrived a little early and shipped out the week starting August 8th, 2022.

This simple brown rum barrel was produced by OMC. Marked "China Paradise" in raised letters on front. OMC gold foil sticker also.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"We’re all a little mad! Introducing the Zombie Hatter Mug designed for Lost Temple Traders by Bridget McCarty. The Zombie Hatter stands 6” tall, and is limited to 300 pieces. Shipping starts end of week.

Produced by Munktiki Imports."

The hat has "10/6" written on it. The 10/6 refers to the cost of a hat — 10 shillings and 6 pence, and later became the date and month to celebrate Mad Hatter Day.

This mug was manufactured by Otagiri and, remarkably, was still being used up until 2016 when the China Paradise in Wayne, New Jersey closed its doors. The mug is white, with a large palm tree in painted relief on the front, with "China Paradise" in raised black letters. Also has painted clouds and mountain landscape, all in relief. OMC sticker on bottom.

This set includes a special base that the mugs sit in. The Island Girl cocktail mug is sitting next to a standing tiki mug. Either the new Sandwich Isle Jacket Tiki mug, which matches her bathing suit, or the new Lono Tiki mug.

From Danielle Mann, the artist:

"Meet my TWO latest cocktail mugs - my Sandwich Isle Jacket Tiki and Island Girl.

The Sandwich Isle Tikis stand at approx. 24cm tall and hold approximately 500mls of your favorite drink. The Lono Tikis stand at approx. 22cm tall and hold approximately 400mls of your favorite drink

The Island Girls stand at approx. 23cm tall and hold approximately 600mls of your favorite cocktail OR mocktail!. They are made by hand from white earthenware pottery, lead free food safe glaze and love.

The base is made out of resin and has another coating of clear resin so that this can be wiped down after use, please hand wash only - these are NOT dishwasher safe and please be careful when washing around the little shrubs. There are also small cut-outs of faux grass for both mugs, please note - these will crinkle with perspiration from your drink - they have been added for a soft touch-down for your mug and also the little areas where the mugs sit are not completely level to the mug so they also stop the mug from any wiggle when being carried, these little grassy patches can not be washed."

*Measures just under 9.5 inches tall with tallest piece and holds 37 oz between both pieces.

This is a Mai Tai glass with the Tiki on 18th logo.

This is a mug shaped like a tattooed skull perched upon a tortoise.

The name for this design was inspired by a song performed by Iggy Pop off of his 1977 album “Lust for Life”… the song title… “The Passenger”.

Tiki Farm also produced a First Edition in a slightly darker brown skull shell with a red turtle body.

Narwhals are often referred to as the “unicorns of the sea,” and for good reason. In medieval times, Vikings often hunted narwhals and sold their tusks as “unicorn horns” to unsuspecting Europeans.

This mug features a Narwhal perched atop a crate that has washed up on a reef covered in barnacles. The narwhal is glazed in a greenish wash, the crate in brown, and the reef and barnacles in a yellowish beige. The crate is labeled on the front for "Three Dots and a Dash". White interior. "Tiki Diablo" on bottom.

These made a debut at Hukilau 2022, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Later sold on the bar website in 2024 in either a blue (greenish aqua blue) and a tan glazed version.

This is a mug shaped like a tattooed monkey. He is sitting with his arms around his knees and has tiki head earrings in each ear. His tail wraps around in a spiral in back.

Tiki Farm also produced a first edition in dark brown with green earrings.

A coffin propped up in a grave with the popular Tiki Bob face (originally designed by Alec Yuill-Thornton) on the front. Bob is smiling and sporting a pair of bloody fangs. There are worms and spiderwebs on the sides and a bone sticking out of the ground in the back. "Coffin Bob" is written on the back with a bat above it.

From Jerk Kustoms:

"COFFIN BOB is the result of the collaboration of three Swiss Tiki Friends: @louping.canta (who did the original sketch art) @alstikis and @jerkkustoms.

We are proud to present to you this creation which is the meeting of the madness, the know-how and the culture of each one.

COFFIN BOB is: - 9 inches tall - 4 inches wide - can contain 18.5 oz"