"Okolehao" translates literally from the Hawaiian as "iron bottom," a reference to the style of cooking pot from which the liquor was distilled. This is a ceramic version of such a pot.

This mug depicts a Tiki on the front wearing a Trojan set of armor, including crested helmet, sword, and shield. Wood grain background and border at top and bottom of footballs. Licensed by Beachdude, Inc. for sale at the University of Southern California.

This is a mug shaped like a round Tangaroa head. Brown exterior glaze with white interior.

This is a mug shaped like an octopoid Kaiju-styled creature's head.

This is a tribute reproduction version of the famous Ren Clark Severed Head mug manufactured for the Rendezvous in Kenosha, WI. The mug is shaped like an upside down head with blood spilling out from the neck, a smudged face, and dark hair.

This is a coffee mug with two Tiki faces stacked on each other in front. Marked "Money Tiki from Hawaii" on packaging but no makers marks on mug itself. Available in several glaze colors, including green, dark brown, and light brown.

This is a ceramic sculpture and not a drinking vessel. It is a Kaiju styled monster from Munktiki's new Yakimon line. Yakimon is the brand name they've chosen for their Japanese Monster themed sculptural ceramic figures. The name in Japanese means "Fired Monster". The Ikakumora is a squid/spider hybrid. Colors vary from piece to piece.

This brown hand-carved bowl features a Tiki face with large nostrils, an oval mouth, and white-painted eyes. Brown exterior glaze and yellow interior glaze.

This yellow printed shot glass reads "Suck 'Em Up" on the front and "Hang Loose" on the back.

This hiball glass features a tropical inspired graphic with a man playing a conga drum while standing next to a sugar cane field and three rum barrels. This is a red & green version on clear glass marked "Meyers Rum," used as a promotional item. There is also a red only version on frosted glass that is not marked "Myers Rum".

This decanter was created for the 1982 Hawaiian Open golf tournament. The event was sponsored by United Airlines. The decanter depicts two large Tikis in front of an hawaiian hut. The decanter was for Suntory whiskey.

This Okolehao decanter is shaped like a relief map of the island of Oahu. Made for Hawaiian Distillers. White glazed vessel, but front map is primarily green with brown details. Holds 750 ml (25 oz).