This mug is from the Northwest Tiki Crawl event in Portland in 2004. Dark brown Marquesan tiki with the NW Tiki Crawl logo heat decal on the back in white. A blue version of this design was first used in the Tiki Farm 4-tiki set.

This small-to-medium size mug is the first design by Portland's Tikitronic, and was produced in a limited edition for the 2005 Northwest Tiki Crawl in Portland. Mugs were available with ticket purchase, or at the event. Tikitronic says he started with Native designs as seen in a British Columbia museum, and worked them toward a more traditional Maori tiki design. Mug is pale green, with a wide Cheshire cat-like grin, and has a shield on the front that says "NW TIKI CRAWL 2005." Back of mug shows a wood grain design. Bottom of mug is stamped with edition number.

This mug is one in a series of mugs by Rob with natives (Menehunes) holding masks in front of their faces.

The mask on this one is based on an image from an old Disney ad.

Edition of 30.

Released during Tiki Kon 2023, July 29th-31st, 2023.

This is a three sided mug featuring the Hale Pele Cannibal Trio (Hunter, Catcher, and Eater Tikis) around sides. Manufactured by Munktiki Imports. This is the limited edition in "Rough Stone" matte brown wipe released to coincide with Tiki Kon 2019. There is also a brown open edition.

This is a mug shaped like a native holding a Rongo Mask in front of their face with both hands.

Rongo the God of Agriculture, is one of the Tiki Gods in the pre-show of Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. The character was originally designed by Rolly Crump for Walt Disney.

Rob did two versions of this design -- the Limited Edition without fruit in the basket on top of Rongo's head and this Super Limited Edition of only 5 with fruit.

The Limited Edition mug made its premier at the July 28- August 1st, 2021 Tiki Oasis in San Diego, CA and this Super Limited Edition mug was scheduled to premier with the first of the five at the Tiki Kon - Rim of Fire on July 1st-3rd, 2022 in Portland, OR... and also on eBay and at the August 2022 Tiki Oasis in San Diego.

Boxhead is a standing Tiki with hands folded together in front, almond-shaped eyes, and a figure-eight-shaped mouth with two small fangs pointing up from lower jaw. Available in four different glaze colors (brown, orange, yellow, and green). Premiered at Tiki Kon 2017.

This is a tall hi-ball glass with a Tiki manning a ship's wheel and several other graphics, including Seattle's Space Needle. The Diller Room isn't a Tiki bar, but they do love their Tiki (bartender Justin Wojslaw was a finalist in Iron Tikitender at Tiki Kon). The folks at the Diller Room were inspired by a Critiki News article about creating your own custom Tiki glassware, and they partnered with artist Tony Canepa and South Pacific Promotions to create these snazzy Zombie glasses. The design uses the classic mid-century glassware color combo of turquoise and gold.

Ika is a kind of squid. This version in blue-green was released exclusively at Tiki Kon 2018.

This white skull mug with splotches of red, yellow and green was designed and manufactured by Munktiki. The color comes from a Japanese Kaiju toy. The mug debuted at the Portland Tiki Kon.

This is a loball or mai-tai glass featuring three scenes with Justin Wojslaw mixing drinks. Tapa background. Bartender Justin Wojslaw was a finalist in Iron Tikitender at Tiki Kon and also bartended at The Diller Room in Seattle. Currently at Bathtub Gin in Seattle. Glass art by Tony Canepa. Planned in "Emerald City Green" and "Tropical Orange".

*NOTE: Apparently, according to an interview with Tiki With Ray (See the 10:35 mark on Episode 61), these glasses were never produced although the artwork was commissioned and paid for and they have appeared both on Canepa's site and on Tiki With Ray. The photo is apparently a very good mock-up using the prepared graphics. Hopefully these will be released in the future. Tell Justin if you would like them!

Ika is a kind of squid. This version in "blueberry cream" was released in an edition of 100. There is also an exclusive Tiki-Kon 2018 edition limited to 45 pieces in blue-green.

This tiki mug, from Sven Kirsten's Kon-Id line of mugs, is manufactured in Spain. The mug is shaped like the full body of a Tangaroa and is on the realistic side, with wood-grain look; gray-brown on the outside and white on the interior. The tiki has arms clutching a rotund belly, and stout little legs. Marked with the "Kon-Id" logo in black on the bottom.