Horror In Clay - Cthulhu ceramic drinking vessel kickstarter - Tiki Marketplace

B blacklagoon Grand Member (1 year) Joined: Aug 03, 2010 Posts: 154	B blacklagoon Posted posted on Sat, Jun 9, 2012 3:47 PM One only needs to look at Ooga Mooga to see the diversity that Tiki has become. While I really only like to collect vintage tiki mugs, even restaurants like Trader Vic's used trolleys, seahorses and pirate heads as mugs. Look at modern restaurants like Frankies, they push the limits as well, but I could easily see this as a mug in any modern tiki restaurant. At what will surely be a 1000 piece + run and well over $50,000 this may be the most successful mug ever produced by a private individual. Congrats to Jonathan and Kristina, even if I am a little biased. These guys have set the bar and shown that kickstarter can be a powerful tool if you have the right idea. Paul [ Edited by: blacklagoon 2012-06-09 15:50 ]

One only needs to look at Ooga Mooga to see the diversity that Tiki has become. While I really only like to collect vintage tiki mugs, even restaurants like Trader Vic's used trolleys, seahorses and pirate heads as mugs. Look at modern restaurants like Frankies, they push the limits as well, but I could easily see this as a mug in any modern tiki restaurant.

At what will surely be a 1000 piece + run and well over $50,000 this may be the most successful mug ever produced by a private individual.

Congrats to Jonathan and Kristina, even if I am a little biased. These guys have set the bar and shown that kickstarter can be a powerful tool if you have the right idea.

Paul

[ Edited by: blacklagoon 2012-06-09 15:50 ]

Post #639908 by blacklagoon on Sat, Jun 9, 2012 3:47 PM