From VanTiki:

"Behold one of the cutest critters ever to scuttle across the sea floor: Lil’ Ammy! The Teal Tendrilled Ammonite!

Buttery soft satin translucent teal glaze covers the critter, and the shell is wiped back to highlight detail. The eyes are glazed in a high gloss clear, and (just like before), one of 4 sets of pupils will be randomly applied.

Edition of 150 numbered mugs. Future waves will be in a different species (glaze color). We’re planning at least 1 other species - and if folks demand it… perhaps a third!"

*NOTE: The original glaze color for the First Edition was supposed to be 'Sunrise Crawler', but issues with the glazing forced VanTiki to move to the Teal glaze.

From TikiLand Trading Co.:

"SKIPPER'S BOTE TIKI MUG

The Skipper’s Bote was docked... more like crashed ashore by a highly skilled and trained Skipper... upon being parked or abandoned by said Skipper, a local tiki carver decided to add their carved touches to the bote. Upon closer inspection, there may even be marks from hippo attacks, rhinos, and even nibbles from a zebra! The gorillas just drove the bote a few laps on the endless Amazonian De Nile yet they put the most damage on it.

This mug is also available as part of the 'You're in De Nile' 2 mug set."

Designed by Tiki tOny and sculpted by THOR.

Served with a drink called "Not Just A River In Egypt". Drink card came with set.

From House of Tabu:

"Based upon one of the many Tikis that adorned the Polynesian Apartments in Playa del Rey, California, we’re excited about one of our first new mugs for 2022. This mug is modeled after a classic Tiki from the apartments that we actually own and is displayed in the House of Tabu home bar. This particular Tiki was also part of the collection on exhibit at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles in 2017.

The mug stands 10 inches tall and hold 20 ounces of your favorite rum concoction.

The Villager Tiki mug is available in two glaze colors – a classic brown and also an authentic 'sentinel' gray reminiscent of the actual Polynesian Apartment Tikis.

The Villager will come with a new enameled pin depicting The Villager and a House of Tabu swizzle stick.

Our mugs are handmade right here at the House of Tabu and we’re proud to produce them here in the USA."

Released Saturday, March 12th at 7pm at The Bamboo Club in Long Beach, CA.

From the Big Toe Art website:

"Introducing the NIGHTMARCHERS Bowl!

Designed by the 2021 Gargantuas artist collective: Bigtoe, Ken Ruzic, Doug Horne and McBiff, sculpted by Tom Thordarson, aka Thor and Manufactured by Bauer Pottery.

Limited edition of 150 pieces. limit one per person.

Each Bowl is signed and numbered and comes in a custom box with a special cocktail recipe card for the Nightmarcher cocktail designed by Damien at @krakatocreative"

The Hawaiian Legend of the Nightmarchers

On the nights honoring the Hawaiian gods Kāne, Kū, Lono, or on the nights of Kanaloa they are said to come forth from their burial sites, or to rise up from the ocean, and to march in a large group to ancient Hawaiian battle sites or other sacred places. The legend says the night marchers are warriors, dressed for battle, carrying spears, clubs, and some are beating war drums and blowing tones from conch shells, to announce the advancing of their march. According to the myth, they are suspended in air; their feet do not touch water or ground as they traverse through the night, and they leave no evidence of their visitations. They march in darkness after sunset and march as a group continuously until just before sunrise. Anyone living along their path may hear chanting, sounds of blown conch shell tones, and marching noises in the night. The following signs are a foul and musky “death-like” odor, and torches getting brighter and brighter as the night marchers get closer. Nightmarchers might appear during the day if they are to escort a dying relative to the spirit world.

*NOTE: In 2024, TikiLand Trading Company released an 18oz personal-sized version of this design in red with a black wipe-away glaze.

This standing tiki holds an "H" for Houlihan's and is glazed in lime green.

Houlihan's released a Summer 2021 tiki cocktail menu along with this and a blue coconut monkey mug (both designed by Squid and manufactured by Bauer) in their lineup.

Houlihan's is a Leawood, Kansas-based American casual restaurant & bar with locations operating throughout the country, 60% of which are franchised. The first Houlihan's opened on April 1, 1972 in Kansas City's Country Club Plaza, and there are now around 40 locations as of 2022.

This Coconut Monkey is styled after the tourist pieces carved of actual coconuts. He holds an "H" for Houlihan's and is glazed in blue.

Houlihan's released a Summer 2021 tiki cocktail menu along with this and a green tiki mug (both designed by Squid and manufactured by Bauer) in their lineup.

Houlihan's is a Leawood, Kansas-based American casual restaurant & bar with locations operating throughout the country, 60% of which are franchised. The first Houlihan's opened on April 1, 1972 in Kansas City's Country Club Plaza, and there are now around 40 locations as of 2022.

This mug is based on a statue of the Hindu monkey god, Hanuman, which sat among various artifacts in the darkened Cambodian ruins in the Mekong River portion of the Disney Jungle Cruise ride. Hanuman was later replaced with a golden snake to be more politically correct.

This mug version also holds a tiki mug in its right hand, whereas the statue did not.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"The Booze Cruise has been on a long journey- the project originated with Kaku Kaku Tiki [Bill Grayson/Polynesian Village], and we took it over after long delays when it was dead."

Sculpted by Patrick Vassar (The Green Tiki). The Booze Cruise mug was released in Bone, Green, and Brown editions.

This mug is based on a statue of the Hindu monkey god, Hanuman, which sat among various artifacts in the darkened Cambodian ruins in the Mekong River portion of the Disney Jungle Cruise ride. Hanuman was later replaced with a golden snake to be more politically correct.

This mug version also holds a tiki mug in its right hand, whereas the statue did not.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"The Booze Cruise has been on a long journey- the project originated with Kaku Kaku Tiki [Bill Grayson/Polynesian Village], and we took it over after long delays when it was dead."

Sculpted by Patrick Vassar (The Green Tiki). The Booze Cruise mug was released in Bone, Green, and Brown editions.

This mug is based on a statue of the Hindu monkey god, Hanuman, which sat among various artifacts in the darkened Cambodian ruins in the Mekong River portion of the Disney Jungle Cruise ride. Hanuman was later replaced with a golden snake to be more politically correct.

This mug version also holds a tiki mug in its right hand, whereas the statue did not.

From Lost Temple Traders:

"The Booze Cruise has been on a long journey- the project originated with Kaku Kaku Tiki [Bill Grayson/Polynesian Village], and we took it over after long delays when it was dead."

Sculpted by Patrick Vassar (The Green Tiki). The Booze Cruise mug was released in Bone, Green, and Brown editions.

This volcano-shaped lo-ball mug features a wrap-around scene of Moai paddlers in a canoe, waves, a palm tree, and a wahine with flowers. Glazed in turquoise blue/cyan with orange lava dripping down from the lip.

From The Formosa:

"Gorgeous set of 4 custom frosted Formosa Collins glasses! These high quality glasses are wonderful conversation pieces & are sure to make drinks with friends that much sweeter!

Four (4) glasses per set: one of each design!"

From The Formosa:

"Gorgeous set of 4 custom frosted Formosa Collins glasses! These high quality glasses are wonderful conversation pieces & are sure to make drinks with friends that much sweeter!

Four (4) glasses per set: one of each design!"