This Eye Of The Tiki 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 features a winking face with tongue sticking out (C, which has the face of the 2020 Eye of the Tiki). The other versions include one with a tiki face with half-circle eyes, a small narrow nose, and an elliptical/oval mouth (A, which 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), and a tiki face with a dog-bone shaped mouth (B, which has the face of the 2018 Volcano mug).

This Volcano 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 features a tiki face with a dog-boned shaped mouth (B, which has the face of the 2018 Volcano mug). The other versions include one with a tiki face with half-circle eyes, a small narrow nose, and an elliptical/oval mouth (A, which 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), and one with a winking face with tongue sticking out (C, which has the face of the 2020 Eye of the Tiki).

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with green and yellow Tiki designs. Released on 7/16/2011.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with orange and brown Tiki designs. Released on 7/30/2010.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with black and red wrap-around Tiki designs.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with green and blue wrap-around nautical designs including a whale, large octopus tentacles, a scary sea hag mermaid, diving helmet, shark, and the Ku Skull design used on the event mug.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai-tai glass with pink and orange lettering. The "o" in "Kon" is a stylized global map as seen in other vintage airline logos like TWA and Pan Am. Came with matching swizzles and coasters.

This is a double rocks/loball/mai tai glass with teal and light blue Tiki designs.

This is a double rocks loball glass with black, red, and blue graphics and lettering. The theme of this year was "Fantasy Island." Graphics feature a canoe with rowers and a Tiki head worked into the lettering.

This mug is shaped like one of the little lava people, the A'a'po'e, who help to keep Pele from blowing her stack by cooling her with their everflowing lava. This mug resembles the fountain statue on the left as you enter Hale Pele, with its bowl of cooling lava held in both hands. The Tiki has slanted coffee bean-shaped eyes, a slotted mouth with small tongue protruding, and spiral designs on chest and legs. This Tiki Kon 2017 Edition comes in an iridescent metallic glaze and is from the Munktiki Imports line (from Fuhua Porcelain Factory of Dehua, China). There are several open edition colors of this design. There is also a Limited Edition (in several color ways) and a Super Limited Edition (that has a tri-color gradation from top to bottom of yellow, then orange, then red). The mug's signature drink, the A'a'po'e, is described as: "an amazingly quenching and tasty blend of pot-still Jamaican rum, piney gin, spices, and tropical fruits."

From Doc Parks Designs:

"The 2nd Tiki Mug from Doc Parks Designs is a nod to two legends - Donn Beach, the undisputed founding father of tiki, and Puff Daddy, the original Blowfish that was in the fish tank at Pagan Idol in San Francisco when they opened in 2016.

The Limited run of 99 mugs were sculpted and hand-glazed by Tiki Koa in Tecate, Mexico, and produced by The Kon-Tigo Tiki Bar.

Mug holds 13oz."

The Donn the Blowfish mug is designed by Doc Parks Designs, produced by The Kon-Tigo Tiki Bar, sculpted and glazed by Tiki Koa.

The Super Limited Edition Caldera bowl by VanTiki was inspired by the Halema'uma'u crater on Kīlauea and glows in a multi-layer Hot Magma glaze. 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 super limited edition run of 25. Made entirely in Oregon, not an import! Sold via lottery method.

There was also a regular Limited Edition of 300 pieces in red that were sold at the event and online.