This is a Meso-American figure, possibly pre-Columbian, styled as a Tiki mug for the Sheraton in Cancun, Mexico.

Produced in a medium brown and also in a light grayish brown.

This is a Papua New Guinea Mask inspired stacker mug in the McMenamins Tarot Series. This one is labeled "The Seer" and is double sided with masks on either side in black, orange and light yellow.

From McMenamins:

"McMenamins commissioned our friends at Munktiki and worked with them to create a set of stacker tiki mugs for our bars.

Maximum ounces this tiki mug can hold is 12oz. Series 1 is inspired by art and objects from The Old Hangout at Elks Temple. Limited edition, 1000 total quantity produced and series stamped on bottom. Hand painted and hand stamped. As with any hand crafted item each one will vary slightly and might be imperfectly perfect."

From McMenamin's:

"At once you are welcomed and forbidden, as the pufferfish is cute but deadly with its ballooning spikes. Swim carefully – or better yet, stay ashore drinking tropical cocktails from this mug inspired by the Kapu Hut at North Bank Pub. McMenamins Tarot series has an arcana of its own. Each mug draws inspiration from the art at individual McMenamins island-inspired bars. Just like tarot cards, the mugs have different meanings when upright or inverted. Our Tarot Series mugs are made by Munktiki. They’re thrown by hand on a potter’s wheel, then the design is carved, from which a mold is made. After firing they’re hand-painted and hand-stamped. Slight imperfections are the nature of handmade.

Maximum ounces this tiki mug can hold is 12oz. Series 2 is inspired by art and objects from The Old Hangout at Elks Temple. Limited edition, 1000 total quantity produced."

This mug is shaped like a Papua New Guinea style mask with a roadrunner on the reverse.

Also available in blue and orange glazes.

50 of each color produced and sold at 2025 Arizona Tiki Oasis.

Though marked for the event, this is not the official Arizona Tiki Oasis 2025 event mug. Eekum Bookum created the official event mug as well (which also had cowrie shell eyes but was two-toned blue and beige with an entirely different sculpt).

This mug is shaped like a Papua New Guinea style mask with a roadrunner on the reverse.

Also available in green and orange glazes.

50 of each color produced and sold at 2025 Arizona Tiki Oasis.

Though marked for the event, this is not the official Arizona Tiki Oasis 2025 event mug. Eekum Bookum created the official event mug as well (which also had cowrie shell eyes but was two-toned blue and beige with an entirely different sculpt).

From Niki's Tiki:

"Introducing the Tiki Pappa Mug, a true marvel of craftsmanship and a coveted treasure for Tiki aficionados worldwide. Limited to a mere 10 units globally, each Tiki Pappa Mug is a masterpiece meticulously handcrafted to perfection. Every detail is lovingly brought to life through painstaking hand-painting, ensuring that no two mugs are alike.

Ceramic

6 inches tall

15.2 oz

Hand-painted"

From UnderTow/Tiki Diablo:

"A traditional Polynesian pop Ku style tiki that was pulled from the depths of the ocean, encrusted with barnacles and sea life. Classic Tiki Diablo style. Stoneware, made in America."

Additionally from UnderTow:

"These are not the original design or numbered. The sculpt has been reworked. The original collectors run of the Kū in Driftwood [brown] released on 12/21/2016 through an internet sign-up (20 sold/reserved per day with pick up at bar) with the remainder put up for sale starting in January 5, 2017 at the bar. 150 mugs were made and all sold out by the end of January 5th after a single day of sales. The Kū in Scrimshaw [beige] released during the Art of Tiki event during Arizona Cocktail Week two months later in March 2017. 150 mugs were made and all but 30 sold at the ticketed event with the rest selling out within an hour of opening the following business day."

You can tell these apart from the earlier edition by noting the barnacles on the belly, scalloped chisel marks vertically down edge of the headdress, the "UT" initials on the reverse, and that the bottom has "Tiki Diablo" in large lettering whereas the original version had "UnderTow" on a plaque on the bottom along with number and "Tiki Diablo" in small lettering.

As with the originals from 2016 - 2017, this design was made in either Scrimshaw (beige) or Driftwood (brown).

Made by Tropical Cocktail Mugs, a recent company division/internal branding of Tiki Diablo's more mass produced ceramics.

From UnderTow/Tiki Diablo:

"A traditional Polynesian pop Ku style tiki that was pulled from the depths of the ocean, encrusted with barnacles and sea life. Classic Tiki Diablo style. Stoneware, made in America."

Additionally from UnderTow:

"These are not the original design or numbered. The sculpt has been reworked. The original collectors run of the Kū in Driftwood [brown] released on 12/21/2016 through an internet sign-up (20 sold/reserved per day with pick up at bar) with the remainder put up for sale starting in January 5, 2017 at the bar. 150 mugs were made and all sold out by the end of January 5th after a single day of sales. The Kū in Scrimshaw [beige] released during the Art of Tiki event during Arizona Cocktail Week two months later in March 2017. 150 mugs were made and all but 30 sold at the ticketed event with the rest selling out within an hour of opening the following business day."

You can tell these apart from the earlier edition by noting the barnacles on the belly, scalloped chisel marks vertically down edge of the headdress, the "UT" initials on the reverse, and that the bottom has "Tiki Diablo" in large lettering whereas the original version had "UnderTow" on a plaque on the bottom along with number and "Tiki Diablo" in small lettering.

As with the originals from 2016 - 2017, this design was made in either Scrimshaw (beige) or Driftwood (brown).

Made by Tropical Cocktail Mugs, a recent company division/internal branding of Tiki Diablo's more mass produced ceramics.

"The Scream" tiki mug by Jerry Berta (aka Bertiki), is a tikified version of the famous painting of the same name created by Edvard Munch.

It also makes reference to the year 2020 which was very difficult for everyone because of the Covid outbreak.

Jerry Berta sought to make a tiki mug that personified that year.

From Woody Miller:

"Spending some time in the Marquesas you see tikis everywhere, stone and wood carvings decorating everything from driveways, to cemeteries, buildings, parks and even just dotted along the roadside. This Marquesan inspired sculpt was started in between projects, as a way to work out some fun ideas. Featuring a slanted head and big neck scoop, this boi is nice to hold. I wanted to use different techniques, so I made a special tattoo for the back, applied to each mug individually and glazed on. For now they will be glazed in the wood brown with different inside colors."

Released at Arizona Tiki Oasis (April 24th-27th, 2025).

These traditional Marquesan head mugs are roughly the proportions of a Mai Tai glass and were released in several color-ways.

From Woody:

"The Marquesan Mai Tai, a perfect little sipper for your classic cocktails. Coming in at 12oz, sip your Mai Tais in French Polynesian style.

Materials: Lead-free white stoneware ceramic & food safe glaze.

Capacity: 12oz

Size: 3 inches width x 4 inches high (dimensions will vary slightly)

Designed, sculpted, molded, glazed and fired by Woody in Oakland, CA."