I mean exactly Canonical supported in Ubuntu, not community-supported.
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Guess you mean "Canonical supported", then.
As far as I know, none. But there are some ubuntu flavours that are "recognized" as in "we know they are there and we think they are professionally build enough to mention them on our website and support them with resources (mirrors and stuff)". Some of those use other "shells" - or window managers or desktop environments as they are called in linux/unix language.
Those are documented on the about pages on ubuntu.com: http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/flavours
Some with other desktop environments than "unity" are:
- Ubuntu GNOME — Ubuntu with the GNOME desktop environment
- Kubuntu — Ubuntu with the K Desktop environment
- Lubuntu — Ubuntu that uses LXDE
- Xubuntu — Ubuntu with the XFCE desktop environment
- Ubuntu MATE — Ubuntu with the MATE desktop environment