This mug has squinting eyes, a headdress comprised of chunky rectangles, and a long tongue. Dark olive variated green glaze.

This mug has squinting eyes, a large nose, and squarish gritted teeth.

This pineapple bowl is flanked on either side by a standing Tiki. The Tikis are shaped like traditional temple images. Each Tiki has wide round eyes, a large simple headdress, a gaping mouth and has long fingers which meet on its stomach. This Tiki design has often been used by hobbyists using 1963 Duncan molds. It also resembles the early Coco Joe's piece pictured on pg. 167 of Tiki Quest.

A mug shaped like a Tyrranosaurus Rex (T-Rex) with hands clasped in front of stomach. Dot pattern embellishment. Matte green glaze.

A mug shaped like a Tyrranosaurus Rex (T-Rex) with hands clasped in front of stomach. A Tiki face on reverse. Lava Red glaze.

A tapa patterned mug with three grimacing Ku Tikis supporting the base.

This mug is designed after one of the two exterior Tikis flanking the entrance to the Portland Trader Vic's. This design has an oval mouth with a wide thin tongue barely protruding, a narrow bridged nose flaring out at bottom, and circular eyes. It stands on a raised base. The mug was released in honor of Trader Vic’s 1 year anniversary on August 17, 2012. This regular limited edition comes in many glaze colors. The Super Limited Edition, released August 15th, 2012, was glazed in redwood brown for the exterior and red for the interior.

This mug is designed after one of the two exterior Tikis flanking the entrance to the Portland Trader Vic's. This design has an oval mouth with a wide thin tongue barely protruding, a narrow bridged nose flaring out at bottom, and circular eyes. It stands on a raised base. The mug was released in honor of Trader Vic’s 1 year anniversary on August 15, 2012. This Super Limited Edition, was glazed in redwood brown for the exterior and red for the interior. The regular limited edition comes in many glaze colors.

This is a stacker mug shaped like a Ku Tiki head with Ed Roth styled "Fink" features, including a tongue hanging out or a squinting eye, or both (depending on individual mugs). These mugs are sold "blind-boxed" with a variety of glaze combinations in addition to differing facial characteristics.

This is a mug tribute to Zacherley the vampire. Zacherley was New York's original late night horror host, introducing millions of baby-boomers to the wild world of monster movies throughout the late '50's and early 60's. Produced by TikiBones. The mug's face is glazed blue/gray with black hair and black undertaker's suit.

A coffee cup featuring a dancing hula girl, bamboo-textured handle. From the "Relax" line of products. Text reads "The Green Party" in same green as the hula girl skirt and background palm trees.

This is the first mug by Wild tHing Creations (Wayne Hoareau) of Australia (Wayne officially started WIld tHing Creations in August, 2010, and created Kolohe Inu in December, 2010). It has a large toothy smile, a triangular nose, and almond-shaped eyes.