Tiki mug "Cyclop Alien Moai", made by Paul Tiki Campese art.

Porcelain stoneware.

Limited series of 40 pieces. Inspired by a work from a few years ago made by Paul Tiki Campese.

This is an ashtray with a repeating standing Tangaroa design around the edge. Glazed in a combination of turquoise greenish blue, flat black, and gold.

This is a hi-ball mug made of natural bamboo and with printed graphics on front of a wahine with a ukulele under a palm tree with an island scene and an outrigger canoe in the background. It was pictured in their cocktail menu and shown for serving their "Pogo-Pogo" or "Martinique Voodoo" cocktails.

This venue also produced a second natural bamboo mug with a graphic featuring a stalk of leafy bamboo, similar to that used at the Aku Aku in Las Vegas and other locations.

Due to COVID, this is a combo Anniversary mug for both years 7 and 8. This was also released during the Houston Rodeo.

This limited run Split Drum Mug was based off the carving by Allen Mate. Run of 10 in this orange edition. There was also a larger edition in brown glaze.

This was a larger run by Oakwash. It came in two versions, the standard in brown with black wash, and a rare "Whattaburger" edition in orange and white. This was made from a carving by Allen Mate which is in the bar.

This mug is shaped like a tiki hut. The front side shows the Lei Low logo and the back side has a couple of bowls or baskets hanging from the eves and text says "Since 2014". This is the special "Whattaburger" edition of 10 which is a natural color with orange wipe. There is also a standard edition of 100 which is a natural color with black wipe.

This is a hiball with an image of a pineapple topped Tiki head on either side. Between each head "Adrift" is vertically written down one side and "Denver" vertically down the other. Purple glaze. Marked "Poptiki" on bottom.

From Tiki Farm:

"Produced in an exclusive glaze direction as a commission for the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library & Museum and sold on premises exclusively at the location, we have a beautiful low-run glaze edition to offer up for you exclusively through Tiki Farm online!

President Truman was a massive fan of the earliest years of the now historic Tiki movement in the USA! He even had his own Aloha shirt manufactured and sold! Check out some of the wonderful photos. Ladies and gentlemen, President Truman was a Tiki guy!!

Tiki Truman is glazed in a beautiful jade dual tone glaze that picks up hues of amber, tan and aquamarine inspired blues. There are only 250 of these mugs in existence and then they are gone forever!

Artist: Tank Standing Buffalo

Original release year: 2022  

Material: Ceramic stoneware

Capacity: 23 oz.

Height: 6 7/8 inches"

This is a mug shaped like a skull with breasts for eyes, a tongue hanging out, and small skeletal hands that reach behind and grab the skull's butt.

This mug was issued in several glaze combinations.

This is a rectangular mug shaped like a section of brick wall with shrubbery and the Singing Busts from Disney's Haunted Mansion attraction.

The Singing Busts or Mellomen are a group of undead characters who appear in every version of the attraction except for Mystic Manor and whom act as the lead singers of Grim Grinning Ghosts in the Graveyard.

From left to right, the names of the busts are Rolo Rumkin (Verne Rowe), Uncle Theodore (Thurl Ravenscroft), Cousin Algernon (Chuck Schroeder), Ned Nub (Jay Meyer) and Phineas P. Pock (Bob Ebright).

This mug is glazed in blue and holds 22 oz. The back reads: "Happy Haunts Materialize and Begin to Vocalize".

This mug is shaped like the head of a cartoonish cross-eyed witch doctor with a bone through his nose and a horned doctor's hat that looks inspired by The Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes from The Flintstones.

From Tiki Farm:

"The Doctor is IN! Tiki Farm proudly introduces our newest experiment…'The Witch Doctor' designed for us by long-time Tiki Farm contributing artist, Derek Yaniger!

At first glance, it seems like just another fun lovin’ tiki mug from Derek and your friends at Tiki Farm, but BEWARE! Legend has it that the evil spirit of The Witch Doctor inhabits every single mug.

Use caution when mixing potions, creating hexes, and casting spells at your next Tiki gathering, for only the finest mixers and elixirs will appease the angry spirit of The Witch Doctor! Failure to do so could result in some seriously bad mojo! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Fill the good Doctor up with a nicely crafted cocktail and you will be REWARDED!

On the reverse of our Witch Doctor, you’ll discover a secret voodoo symbol. Teams of archeologists have tried to decipher its meaning, but all have failed. Is it a long-lost Zombie cocktail recipe so powerful that it could change the world forever?!? Perhaps an ancient incantation that if spoken aloud would unlock all the mysteries of the most delicious Mai-tai?!? What is the true meaning of the secret voodoo symbol? Only The Witch Doctor knows!!"