This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a tall headdress decorated with a V pattern down the middle. It has a vertical wood grain pattern on back. It is one of a pair. The other mug in the set has a small face on the headdress. This limited color way was glazed in a brown exterior glaze with black highlights and black interior. Artist proofs and later runs come in assorted color ways.

A Ku Tiki shot mug resembling the tourist Ku used on large fork and spoon sets and other vintage carved items. These are slipcast and glazed in one of a number of pastel colors (green, blue, and lavender). White interiors.

This is a mug shaped like a Tiki head with a tall headdress decorated with a Tiki mask in the middle. It has a stonework pattern on back and sides. It is one of a pair. The other mug in the set has a V pattern on the headdress. This limited color way was glazed in a brown exterior glaze with black highlights and black interior. Artist proofs and later runs come in assorted color ways.

This is a blue Tiki head mug with happy-face-shaped eyes, clenched square teeth and handle shaped like a strand of beads. Part of the KC Hawaii "Good Luck Tiki Mugs" collection. There is a matching full-body version without handle.

This is the first Tiki mug design issued for Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29 in New Orleans, Louisiana. It is a Bumatay styled full standing Tiki mug with long nose, large oval eyes on the sides, and a small mouth with a slight downturn to it. Made in four color ways of 75 each (Spanish Moss Green, Bourbon Barrel Brown, Tequila Sunset Orange & Pink, and Olde Cypress Gray) for a full edition of 300 total.

This handled mug is glazed yellow with a white interior. "Tihati's Bora Bora E" is printed in brown letters on the front over a man jumping in front of palm trees. Checkered pattern on sides and integrated handle indents into back side of mug. The Bora Bora'E was a show that played at the Beachcomber Hotel in Waikiki. An accompanying record album of the show's music was released (circa 1976).

This is white rock textured skull mug with a jagged "crack" at top revealing the interior's red glaze. In addition to the 20 Basalt & Crimson tumblers, 20 Green & Jade tumblers were also produced. There is also an artist proof.

This is a Maori Hei-Tiki Mug with a bent head, modeled after traditional jade (greenstone) carvings. It has elaborate swirls and traditional patterning in the molded details. Total edition of 100 with Artist Proofs beginning the earliest numbers of the edition. This is one of the regular run of green limited to 25 pieces.

This mug was designed by Derek Yaniger for Tiki Farm in honor of Tiki Magazine. The moai has a ski jump nose and wide open mouth. The back reads "Tiki Magazine". This is a one-of-a-kind test glaze piece that was auctioned at Tiki Oasis 2008.

This is a ceramic sculpture from Munktiki's Yakimon line shaped like a man in armor with an octopus helmet. Takoshi (Octopus Death) is the villain in the Yakimon line of figures. His true name is Takeshi but as a kid was bullied and called Takoshi since his face is covered with tentacle-like growths. He's a super genius freak that now dons an Octopus helmet and armored uniform, commanding his genetically engineered Ikakumora (Spider Squids) to wreak havoc on the town that caused him so much emotional hurt. Statue comes with 2.75" high Spider Squid. Made in a variety of glaze color combinations.

This is a mug shaped like a black skull with horns, long tongue, and pointed ears. This version of the Krampus Skull was sold on Black Friday 2014 and limited to one per person.

This grayish green tiki mug was designed and manufactured by Bosko. He resembles a Moai with a long narrow nose and small pair of lips.