This mug is shaped like a widely smiling Tiki head with a long narrow nose and heavily lidded squinted eyes. It was designed and produced by Munktiki for the 10th Anniversary Portland Tiki Kon in 2012. Available in both red and blue, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. Special edition red with blood red interior sold second day of event also.

This mug is shaped like a widely smiling Tiki head with a long narrow nose and heavily lidded squinted eyes. It was designed and produced by Munktiki for the 10th Anniversary Portland Tiki Kon in 2012. Available in both red and blue with black interior, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. Special edition red with blood red interior sold second day of event also.

This mug is shaped like a widely smiling Tiki head with a long narrow nose and heavily lidded squinted eyes. It was designed and produced by Munktiki for the 10th Anniversary Portland Tiki Kon in 2012. Available in both red and blue, blind boxed, edition of 100 including both color variations. This special edition is brown with a blood red interior and was sold the second day of the event. The normal edition of the mug (both red & blue) has a speckled black interior.

This is a rectangular brick shaped mug featuring a Ku-like skull with a grinning bow shaped mouth. It is covered in barnacles and has the appearance of a metal ingot or boundary marker uncovered after years at sea. They are numbered and come in blue or green, with a "wet look" glaze. There is also a Super Limited edition of 25 in a tan glaze with hand-painted detail.

This is a rectangular brick shaped mug featuring a Ku-like skull with a grinning bow shaped mouth. It is covered in barnacles and has the appearance of a metal ingot or boundary marker uncovered after years at sea. The limited edition mugs are numbered and come in blue or green, with a "wet look" glaze. This is the Super Limited edition of 25 in a tan glaze with hand-painted detail.

This is a Tom Collins glass featuring a Tangaroa style Tiki in a sailor outfit and hat. Sailor Cook (Tangaroa Tiki) illustration by Amanda Killoran, based on an original mug design by VanTiki. This year's Tiki Kon theme celebrated the early years of the United Service Organization (USO) and its start 75 years before, during WWII, with the brave men and women who served in the Pacific Theater. There is also a matching shot glass. Sold individually or in packs.

This is a shot glass featuring a Tangaroa style Tiki in a sailor outfit and hat. Sailor Cook (Tangaroa Tiki) illustration by Amanda Killoran, based on an original mug design by VanTiki. This year's Tiki Kon theme celebrated the early years of the United Service Organization (USO) and its start 75 years before, during WWII, with the brave men and women who served in the Pacific Theater. There is also a matching Tom Collins glass. Sold individually or in packs.

This is a mug shaped like a Cook Islands Tangaroa style Tiki in a sailor outfit and hat. This year's Tiki Kon theme celebrated the early years of the United Service Organization (USO) and its start 75 years before, during WWII, with the brave men and women who served in the Pacific Theater. This version is white with a blue wipe-away glaze to pick out details. There was also a Super Limited Edition mug in full color with brown Tangaroa (Sailor Cook).

This is a mug shaped like a Cook Islands Tangaroa style Tiki in a sailor outfit and hat. This year's Tiki Kon theme celebrated the early years of the United Service Organization (USO) and its start 75 years before, during WWII, with the brave men and women who served in the Pacific Theater. This Super Limited Edition version is multi-colored with brown Tangaroa dressed in a white & blue uniform. There was also a regular Limited Edition mug in white with a blue wipe-away glaze to pick out details.

From Tiki-Kon 2022:

"The limited edition Caldera bowl by VanTiki was inspired by the Halema'uma'u crater on Kīlauea and shines in magma red. It holds 14 oz of your favorite beverage in a bowl shaped vessel that's suitable for sharing...or drink it all yourself, we won't judge. Drink it down to expose the volcano spirit that lives at the bottom of the caldera. There's a mounting hole in the back, so you can hang it on the wall like a trophy when you're done. This is a limited edition run of 300. Made entirely in Oregon, not an import! BONUS: Includes a Caldera Spirit enamel pin while supplies last."

There was also a Super Limited Edition of 25 pieces sold through a lottery method.

This is a black mug shaped like an anthropomorphized standing volcano.

From VanTiki:

"This December I’m clearing my shelves of all the AP castings that have been collecting dust through the years. Originally meant for glaze testing, these mugs are from long closed editions whose molds have all been destroyed.

The first set out of the kiln are these two Tiki Kon 2018 mugs! I sculpted these as an homage to the Coco Joe’s souvenir castings ubiquitous in Hawaii during the 60’ through the 80’s. I glazed them to match Coco Joe’s signature “made with genuine lava” look, and of course, added Swarovski Crystal eyes!

Why green? Because olivine! Olivine is a naturally occurring gemstone in Hawaii lava flows. Have you ever seen a green sand beach in Hawaii? Olivine crystals give it that green glow!"

This Happy Traveler Face Edition is one of three box-shaped mugs (square buckets) issued for the 2023 Tiki Kon in Portland, Oregon.

These three versions (A, B, and C on bottoms) hearken back to prior Tiki Kon mugs done by VanTiki.

This version (A) hearkens back to the Happy Traveler Menehune mug issued in 2015 that was in turn based on an idol which is currently on display at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. The tiki face side has half-circle eyes, a small narrow nose, and an elliptical/oval mouth. The other versions feature a winking face with tongue sticking out (C, which has the face of the 2020 Eye of the Tiki), and a tiki face with a dog-bone shaped mouth (B, which has the face of the 2018 Volcano mug).