Learn about Tiki Mug releases and upcoming events.
Arrrgh you ready for Inuhele? Only ten of these Greedy Pirate mugs will be setting sail this weekend, while the rest of ‘em debut sometime in February.
Hidden Harbor recently announced the return of their Cobra’s Fang Pop-up and with it comes a brand new mug from Tiki Bosko, one of a few artists credited with the tiki revival.
While we don’t usually think of placing LEGO sets in a bar, the upcoming Globe set may feel at home there. In recent years, LEGO has been designing sets with adults in mind.
Team Oakwash has revealed some of the mugs they will be packing up and bringing with them to Inuhele next week! A wide variety of mugs made the cut, including Liki Tiki mugs, Skulls, and Bumatays.
Atlanta’s Tiki and Polynesian Pop culture weekend is fast approaching! Inuhele starts one week from now on January 28. There will be a number of opportunities for mug collectors.
Now available online through the official website of Deadhead Rum is their new mug collaboration with DEVO. The mug combines an original monkey head sculpt by Odd Rodney with the DEVO dome.
An exciting collaboration between Trevor Foster Studio and Lost Temple Traders has emerged! The new Test Pilot mug depicts a realistic looking skull wearing a pair of aviation goggles on its forehead.
Bamboo Ben will be releasing his limited edition Eekum Bookum Trader Mort mug this Saturday, January 22. The first 50 of 100 mugs will be available at Tiki Tom’s in Walnut Creek, California.
Henrik and Denise Van Ryzin have released a new episode of their popular Tiki Technical Tuesday series on YouTube! This week’s episode features a return to Mysterious Island and it reveals a new mug.
Some of the best ceramic coconut mugs are made by Michael Shigeru Sbicca of Jungle Modern Ceramics and he will be releasing a new batch of mugs tonight. The coconut mugs have been glazed in a variety of colors.
2022’s first issue of Exotica Moderne is now available for preorder! This issue has an interview of Heather and Ken Pleasant of Witco Decor and an interview about Rocket Betty Design’s line of aloha wear.
The Pomoaika’i Chalice by Trader Vic’s is now available in a new turquoise green glaze in addition to the original brown version. The chalice was named after the Hawaiian word for blessedness and it holds approximately 18 fl. oz.
The artist SHAG and Tiki Farm have once again teamed up for a new collaboration. The tabletop Chimineas are shaped like Moai and are now available in Ono Orange and Gamba Green. They are manufactured in terracotta clay.
Two aloha shirt designs by Jeff Granito will be retired soon. The last inventory for both “Birds Singing Words” and “Wish You Were Here” have been added to Jeff’s shop. One design has tropical birds and the other iconic Hawaiian imagery.
California-based Woody Miller has cooked up a new batch of KŪ tiki mugs! Twenty-five of the mugs will be released this coming Sunday, along with a few octo mugs depicting Moais with octopus tentacles attached to their face.
Will we see you at Inuehele later this month? Taboo Relics will be releasing his matte emerald Honu Swag Lamp set at the event! The lamp was constructed with ten hand-pressed tiles and a blue flicker flame bulb.