The 2022 Tiki Fever Mug, designed by Robotiki, brought to fruition by John Mulder of Eekum Bookum Mugs. Went on sale at the event on October 1st, 2022.

This is a tiki head mug with Papua New Guinea Tiki Masks for eyes. Glazed in blue.

From Tiki Fever:

"Whispers of the tropics tell of a rare treasure waiting to be discovered... Introducing the exclusive '24 Tiki Fever mug, handcrafted by the master himself, John Mulder of Eekum Bookum. This vessel is as elusive as the tales that inspire it. Only a select few will hold one in their hands—will you be among them? Get them while limited supplies last before they vanish into legend."

Modeled after the Manuia Tiki standing in the bar's entryway. Manuia means "Happy" in Hawaiian. The original Marquesan style tiki was carved by Dave Wolfe (aka Basement Kahuna).

This mug is the second signature house mug manufactured by Tiki Farm for The Honu.

This mug set consists of three pieces: the fez-wearing head of Imhotep (the mummy, from the 1932 film), and his two hands -- one of which is holding a Tiki Leilani Mug and one of which is holding a Peanut Lined Face OMC Mug.

Imhotep was portrayed by Boris Karloff in the film as a high priest of Ancient Egypt, who steals the Scroll of Thoth in attempt to resurrect his lover Princess Ankh-es-en-amon. For Imhotep's sacrilege, the princess's father Pharaoh Amenophis the Magnificent orders Imhotep to be tortured, mummified and buried alive. The scroll is buried with him, so that no one would ever again have the chance to use it again like he did.

This mug version of the Mummy has made his peace with the afterlife and is busy serving spirits to the spirits as a barman.

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with The Creature from the Black Lagoon and one with Beetlejuice.

This traditional moai head was designed by KookieTiki for Sugar Cane Bar's Tiki Love Party 2019.

20 were made in orange and a couple of custom versions were also made as gifts (with a gray moai and custom painting and other features -- one had a hula girl attached).

This set consists of three pieces: the head of the Creature from the Black Lagoon in the center and the Creature's two webbed hands which are holding "mugs" of a human shrunken head and a Tiki Bob.

From KookieTiki:

"When the black lagoon was cleaned up due to environmental concerns it's Crystal clear waters were just not the same so the creature decided to take night classes in mixology. He's now a favourite bartender in the not so black tiki lagoon bar."

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with Imhotep the Mummy and one with Beetlejuice.

This set consists of three pieces: the head of Beetlejuice in the center and Beetlejuice's two hands which are holding "mugs" of the Shrunken Head and the Beetlejuice Serpent Head from the 1988 original film.

From KookieTiki (2023):

"When Beetlejuice landed his big movie deal in the 80s he was on top of the world! Unfortunately he blew it and needed to pay the bills , he found his calling in the local tiki bar! I do believe that he's making a comeback next year we will see how long that money lasts !"

This is one of a few sets produced by KookieTiki, including one with Imhotep the Mummy and one with The Creature from the Black Lagoon.

This is a mug shaped like a Fijian Mermaid sideshow gaffe. The Fijian mermaid (also Fiji or Feejee mermaid) was an object comprising the torso and head of a juvenile monkey sewn to the back half of a fish. It was a common feature of sideshows, where it was presented as the mummified body of a creature that was supposedly half mammal and half fish. Designed by THOR and produced by Tiki Farm.

Previous glaze editions include teal blue, purple wipe glaze, red wipe, regular blue wipe, and a lighter aqua blue wipe glaze.

From Tiki Farm:

"We are very proud to present you with what might be the most ultimate mobile Tiki entertaining set in history! Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to our brand new 'Modern Primitive Mixology Set' designed for us by renowned Tiki artist, Donella Vitale.

The packaging is sublime, providing you both with a utilitarian 'take-along' full color, heavy-duty corded handled box, as well as an art piece unto itself, featuring Donella’s very classy Tiki art style.

From a functionality point of view, featuring high-quality stoneware grade ceramics as the heart of the set, here’s what you get:

1. One (1) 1 oz. & 2 oz capacity ceramic jigger (way cool!)
2. Two (2) ceramic Tiki goblets
3. One (1) 36 oz. 2-piece ceramic cocktail shaker
4. One (1) ceramic handled stainless steel bartender's spoon
5. One (1) stainless steel strainer
6. One (1) Modern Primitive Mixology handled 'Carry & Display' Box"

Issued in a light blue or a purple glaze. Marked "The Lost Lei Austin" with their logo surrounded by palm fronds on the reverse. Sides are decorated in bamboo.

This mug design is an unauthorized use of the original design created by Darick Maasen in 2016 for Three Dots and a Dash in Chicago, IL. The original was made to resemble the entrance to the Chicago bar, whose wall of skulls is illuminated in blue light as you walk down the stairs. The original also has their logo and marking on the reverse, but it too is covered in bamboo like the sides (not in palm fronds).

Due to overwhelming criticism at the blatant unauthorized use of design work from Three Dots and a Dash, The Lost Lei pulled these mugs from shelves and discontinued their use at the bar. They were not destroyed, however, and continue to be sold on the secondary market through eBay and other venues.

Issued in either a pink, blue, or a yellow glaze. Marked "The Lost Lei Austin" with their logo. This is a mug shaped like a sea urchin.

This mug design is an unauthorized use of the original design by Shelby Allison (wife of owner Paul McGee) and Holden Westland of Tiki Farm which was produced in 2013 for Three Dots and a Dash in Chicago, IL.

Due to overwhelming criticism at the blatant unauthorized use of design work from Three Dots and a Dash, The Lost Lei pulled these mugs from shelves and discontinued their use at the bar. They were not destroyed, however, and continue to be sold on the secondary market through eBay and other venues.

Issued in either a pink, blue, or a yellow glaze. Marked "The Lost Lei Austin" with their logo. This is a mug shaped like a sea urchin.

This mug design is an unauthorized use of the original design by Shelby Allison (wife of owner Paul McGee) and Holden Westland of Tiki Farm which was produced in 2013 for Three Dots and a Dash in Chicago, IL.

Due to overwhelming criticism at the blatant unauthorized use of design work from Three Dots and a Dash, The Lost Lei pulled these mugs from shelves and discontinued their use at the bar. They were not destroyed, however, and continue to be sold on the secondary market through eBay and other venues.