God of the Orange Grove! This deity was first conjured by the Los Angeles artists and urban archaeologists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily to bless their influential 1996 Anaheim Museum exhibit, "Tiki: Native Drums in the Orange Grove," a survey of Polynesian Pop-style in Orange County, California. (Spell "Miehana" backwards and see what you get!) [paper insert from Tiki Farm]

See also the bisque version of this mug.

I like bisque mugs, peanut mugs, and restaurant mugs, and this one is a little uncommon. Therefore, it's a favorite! See also the black version of this mug.

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Black "Japan" sticker on bottom.

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Brand New in Original OMC Box. OMC Sticker on Bottom.

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Light blue/white version

Set of 2.

I really like this example!

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Red cold paint on tongue is missing.

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Mottled Green/Black version.

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Green version

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Brown version.

Luau Hut Petroglyph Mug Green. Tiki Quest p.45.

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OMC sticker on bottom

My ugliest mug without question. It was included as a freebie with another mug I purchased on eBay.

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Back restaurant decal

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Has several inside cracks but outside is in excellent condition. Paint great.

Nice metallic glaze makes this Bosko design unique, and a favorite!

This mug is a favorite because it's my first Ku mug and one of my better antique mall finds. The interesting thing is that about 15 other common tiki mugs sold by this vendor (lots of Orchids of Hawaii, Daga, etc.) were all ridiculously overpriced (like $95 for a Mr. Bali Hai in poor shape), but this Kono Hawaii one was under priced and well worth the 10 bucks I paid.

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Dark brown/black

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Light brown