This is a gray mug shaped like an anthropomorphized standing volcano. Each mug has a lava red interior and jewel eyes. 1 out of every 10 (at random) is finished in dark obsidian Coco Joe's style. There is also a Super Limited Edition, limited to 25 pieces, with full color hand-painted glaze.

This is a black mug shaped like an anthropomorphized standing volcano. Each mug has a lava red interior and green jewel eyes. 1 out of every 10 (at random) of the normal gray mugs was finished in this dark obsidian Coco Joe's style. There is also a Super Limited Edition, limited to 25 pieces, with full color hand-painted glaze.

This is a Super Limited Edition full color mug shaped like an anthropomorphized standing volcano. Each mug has jewel eyes. There is also a Limited Edition, limited to 100 pieces, in gray glaze.

This is a brown mug shaped like a standing Taino carved figure holding a sugar cane stalk. This mug pays tribute to the Taino people, one of the indigenous cultures of the Caribbean, and is inspired by ancient Taino carvings. The figure holds a sugar cane stalk to mark the Caribbean origins of rum. There was also a Super Limited Edition mug in black obsidian glaze with gold detailing and lime green interior.

This is a hiball glass featuring a Caribbean Castaway sitting on the shore and enjoying a cocktail with a standing Taino carved figure behind him. A bird is sitting on the Taino carving also. Imprinted in iridescent gold and turquoise.

This is a shot glass featuring a repeated image of a standing Taino carved figure in iridescent gold.

This decanter is shaped like a paddle with a tiki face on the front blade. It was created for Tiki Kon: Pageant of the Pacific. Cork stopper. Came in a mostly brown or mostly turquoise glaze. There is also a Super Limited Edition that included an inlaid round piece of mother of pearl between the words "Tiki" and "Kon".

This decanter is shaped like a paddle with a tiki face on the front blade. It was created for Tiki Kon: Pageant of the Pacific. Cork stopper. The Super Limited Edition has a unique glaze and inlaid mother of pearl accent not available in the standard edition. Only 25 were produced, and only 20 of those were available at Tiki Kon, sold using a lottery system.

While Tiki Kon 2020 was cancelled due to COVID-19, the mug was already in production and the Tiki Kon producers decided to still sell and ship the mugs out. As Described by Tiki Kon: "The official 2020 mug by VanTiki represents the old and the new in Tiki, with two different faces on its opposite sides. One face is smooth and shiny, with its eye open to the future. The other face is sculpted like weathered wood. If you order two, you can place them side by side to form a complete tiki face. Stands 7 inches tall and holds 9oz of your favorite beverage. Glazed in Clear Lagoon Celadon Blue and handcrafted 100% in Oregon. Limited edition, numbered. Edition size TBD."

The Chimp in Orbit re-creation mug by Kon-Tigo Tiki Bar is an incredibly tall and narrow bright yellow mug with black pin stripes that effects a sort of rocket ship of a drinking vessel. It is purely cylindrical with no physical differentiation between the front and back.

The original Chimp In Orbit was used at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in the 1960s-1970s and this recreation of an otherwise super rare mug lends to a fun and bizarre drinking experience.

Sculpt and Production by Kon-Tigo Tiki Bar.

This mug came with its own special tribute recipe, reportedly quite strong and including amongst other ingredients -- 4.5 oz rum, banana liqueur, and gardenia mix.

To make the original 1960s recipe Chimp in Orbit: 1 1/2 oz Gold Puerto Rican Rum, 1/2 oz Orange curacao, 1/2 oz Creme de cacao, 3 oz fresh lemon juice, 3 oz fresh orange juice, 1 oz red vermouth, 1/4 oz grenadine

This black mug featuring a New Guinea type mask was designed and produced by Tikitronic (Noel Henneman) for the 2006 Portland Tiki Kon. The design is based on palm-tree tiki carvings but made to appear as if carved from lava rock. The tiki is a "whistler," influenced by Papua New Guinea art.

This black mug featuring a full body tiki with a large head was designed and produced by Tikitronic for the 2007 Portland Tiki Kon. The tiki has a long thin nose, tiny eyes surrounded by arches, he and appears to be laughing.