This is a mug shaped like a saguaro cactus with a classic Tiki Bob face. The mug is mostly green except for the white face. It has two "arms". Released on 9/28/17 at Counter Intuitive (sister bar to UnderTow) in Scottsdale, AZ. Only available for purchase at the premises.

This is the second mug released for the annual Tiki Day At The Park event (October 1st, 2017) held each year in Disneyland. These were not sold at the park, but online. It is a chalice shaped tiki head mug with earrings in a Papua New Guinea style with a Disneyland cartoony vibe. Glazed in airbrushed shades of light orange and some light brown and yellow with some white around eyes.

This is a hiball glass featuring the Hale Pele Volcano 2017 logo design. It was designed by Aaron M Burke at tidbit designs. Aaron also did design work for Smuggler's Cove, especially their website. Whereas the old version of Hale Pele's logo had a very stock image volcano with red lava and a blockier type font, the new design has a nuanced & more realistic red volcano and the bar name in a gold script font with red outlining. Overall, the impression is a bit more elegant.

This "Planet of the Apes" themed mug is shaped like a shrunken ape head and has ceramic pins/bones and fiber lacing. Artist proofs are unique and vary in glazing and detail.

This white mug is shaped like a Japanese kokeshi doll. She has straight hair, closed eyes and flowers on her kimono.

This mug is double-sided and features a large Ku tiki on front (holding a mug based on itself) and a Lono tiki on reverse. The mug is based on Crazy Al's Tiki #211 (and mask). The full edition of 100 consists of 25 APs (#1-25) sold by Crazy Al, 25 "light blue" (#26-50) released 9/30/2017 at Hidden Harbor, 25 "blue-green" (#51-75) released 9/30/2017 at Hidden Harbor, and 25 TBA. For each edition of 25 released by Hidden Harbor, they are keeping 2, auctioning 3, and selling 20 to the general public.

This mug is based on a Milan Guanko tiki pictured in Sven Kirsten's The Art of Tiki and formerly used on menus by The Islands Restaurant in Phoenix, AZ (which opened in 1958 and was later known as "Tommy Wong's Islands" in the 1970s). The tiki has simple features with half-circle eyes, a long nose, rectangular mouth, and stylized rootball hair on top. Concept for mug by Sven. Sculpt by THOR. It was sold exclusively through La Luz de Jesus Gallery's "Art of Tiki" Show and book signing starting October 6, 2017. Presented by Otto Von Stroheim & Sven Kirsten. Part of the Sven Kirsten Kollection. Each is accompanied by a signed card of authenticity.

Mug shaped like a woman's head, vaguely Grecian in design, with a handle at the back. Bottom is marked "CLUB TRADE WINDS TULSA, OKLA T4 © FRANKOMA". Black glaze over red clay. This was manufactured by Frankoma Pottery for Club Trade Winds in Tulsa, OK. Larger than the Cultured Pearl Widow Maker.

This pineapple-shaped mug was manufactured for Buzz's Original Steakhouse, Kailua - Kona, Hawaii.

This is a squatting Tiki based on a stone carving in Tahiti. Light gray with purple writing on back and purple interior. Inspired by a Sacramento area Tahiti restaurant that used to be at the intersection of Florin Road and Highway 99 in the 70s. Sculpted and manufactured by Wendy and Dan Cevola. In addition to the 70 for the Crawl, there were 10 Artist Proofs, for a grand total of 80 made from the mold. Came with signed and numbered cards. Production of these mugs is well chronicled on Tiki Central. Measures: 8.25"H X 5.75"W X 5.25"D.