This traditional Ku tiki with headdress has a moss green glaze.

From Aku Aku Tiki Bar:

"KU Tiki Mug designed by Todd Ulmer and made by Pie Eyed Tikis for Aku Aku tiki bar in Orlando Florida.

Limited Edition of only 25 numbered. These are local custom made mugs. They were a special release for Tiki a GoGo. Have a few left over."

A mug shaped like an elongated moai head on a base.

From Aku Aku Tiki Bar:

"Our 11 Year LOGO Tiki Mug made by Pie Eyed Tikis for Aku Aku tiki bar in Orlando Florida.

Limited Edition of only 100 numbered. These are local custom made mugs. They are the first edition of our logo mug.

The $140 includes shipping to anywhere in the U.S."

From the Handmade Curiosities Collective:

"A Tiki classic meets a monster cinema icon, Bob Ho-Tep lives!

Combining fine art sculpting tradition and Hollywood SFX techniques to make something that’s a lot of creepy fun.

Details: holds: 27oz / 800ml height: 6.5in / 17cm width: 4in / 10cm"

From Tiki Farm:

"A very special collaboration with our great old pal Nash Yoshii’s wonderfully talented wife, Cynar. Cynar is a lowbrow artist, pinstriper and a Japanese phenom in the Kustom Kulture Art World! This little character is her logo Mascot, with 'Kun' being a term of endearment meaning 'Mr.' or 'Mrs.' or in a more familiar sense, it’s a term assigned amongst younger male friends. For example, a skater kid could be called a 'skater kun'.

The layers of the many elements that make up the intricate Japanese sub-cultures are a bit too much for us to cover here, so please, just enjoy this wonderful little limited edition run of 250 mugs designed by a very special, old friend of the Farm… another one of our many talented friends we’ve introduced you to over our many, many years!

One Eyed Devil Kun measures 6 inches in height and has a 12 oz. capacity."

This is a mug version of the company mascot, Colonel Coconut himself!

The colonel is a skeleton wearing a safari jacket and lei over an aloha shirt, a fez atop his head, a monocle in one eye, and a well-waxed mustache perched above where his upper lip used to be on his grinning skull.

From The Saturn Room:

"Sip in style with our new mai tai glass featuring Tulsa’s favorite whale!"

This glass depicts The Blue Whale of Catoosa -- a beloved historic landmark along Route 66.

The Blue Whale was originally built by Hugh S. Davis, a zoologist and family man who envisioned the whale as a special place where his grandchildren could play and swim in the nearby pond. His sketches of the mammal grew until they reached 20 feet tall and 80 feet long. With the help of a friend, Harold Thomas, the duo spent two years welding the metal framework and applying the hand-mixed cement, one five-gallon bucket at a time.

After the whale's completion in July 1972, it attracted visitors from all over and became a place where people swam, fished and picnicked.

This is a standard clear zombie hiball glass marked for the Saturn Room in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

It has three Moai heads on the front.

This is a mug shaped like a yeti head wearing bicycle goggles and with a bike chain around the lower base. Reverse also shows the yeti, but riding a bike.

The "Yeti Cycles" logo on both side reads better in print than ceramics since the "Y" has such an abbreviated tail in the stylized font that it looks like a "U".

Many read this as "Yeti Cucles" on first glance.

This mug was released to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Dogfish Head Beer.

It has a classic fog cutter shape and an intricate assortment of images, including hop leaves, fruits, sharks, a mermaid, an anchor, and a skull biting a knife.

This is a tall ruby-red Libbey "Ku faced" glass with branding space on the back. This one is branded for Guy Fieri's American Kitchen Bar in the Cancun airport. Shorter versions also come in a light blue, also labeled Cacun.

This mug appears to be an unauthorized version of the "Mana-Mana" mug designed by AtomicTonyTiki and produced by Tiki Farm for the Tiki Farm 10th Anniversary event at La Luz de Jesus Gallery. The tiki is in the style of a traditional Maori figure and is holding a smaller tiki head in its hands.

Compared to the original, this version has far fewer teeth, a less detailed lower head, and various other areas with less detail. It also has no maker marks on or underneath the mug and is a uniform glossy black ceramic inside and out. These can be found on Amazon with listed makers (more likely resellers) shown as Barconic, SuproBarware, and others.

A variation of the more common all-green mug from the Caribbean Zone bar. The sculpt may be the same but the details appear softer. The mug features the name of the bar in yellow with red accents, the slogan "Safer Than Heaven" on a yellow banner, a crashed airplane in blue, foliage in green, a blue waterfall, white rocks, and a pink sunset.