The Legends of Hawaii Copper Tiki Mug ~ Lona ~ Merino Wool ThrowsThe Legends of Hawaii are found in the islands & culture where Tiki Gods watched over the land and protected the family. Island traditions say Hawaiians built many heiau (temples) and placed offerings on specially constructed altar like towers. Most offerings were edible and wrapped in ti leaves to keep the evil spirits away which gave rise to the fabulous tiki culture influenced by festive luau celebrations. Today luaus are lavish celebrations of
the copper mug stands 3 ¼ inches tall
and sticky food products like pastries
British design
Imported from England
Paper umbrella drink sticks’ size are suitable for drinks and cocktails
Most offerings were edible and wrapped in ti leaves to keep the evil spirits away which gave rise to the fabulous tiki culture influenced by festive luau celebrations
Crafted from one piece of heavy gauge 304 stainless with continuous spring with tighter wind for fine filtering and better fit
Measurements include 3 inches of fringe on each end
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Machined for accuracy and durability in food-grade high quality stainless steel
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