Bar Bespoke Ceramic Tiki Shot Glasses (50ml) (4 Pack)

This set of 4 ceramic Tiki shot glasses will bring any spirit to life!
Add some tropical culture to your drinks with these Hawaiin-inspired shot glasses.

Designed for use as a tropical-style shot glass, fill with a concoction of tropical flavours.
Get creative and have some fun with your drinks.
Finish with decoration to make the perfect tropical Tiki-style shot drink.

Impress your friends and family at parties and they make a great gift!

Perfect for creating a tropical paradise feel to your shots
These tiki shot glasses will bring a Hawaiian cultural feel to your themed parties and cocktail bars.
Just add different types of rum, and fruit juices.

As well as being a perfect tropical cocktail glass set, they're also a great-looking ornament.

These Tiki totem pole bar-themed drinking glasses are ideal for any rum-based mixed drink like a Mai Tai or Zombie Cocktails.
See some cocktail examples below to get your party started!

Specifications
Capacity: 50ml.
Glass Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 6.5cm
Material: Ceramic
Included: 4 ceramic Tiki shot glasses.
1x red, 1x purple, 1x green, 1x yellow.
Cleaning: Handwash only.

Features
Ceramic Tiki shot glasses.
These 4 moulded glasses look just like Tiki god statues and are great for cocktail parties.
Traditional Tiki statue-style glasses with a head design embossed on each.
Full of character.
Ideal for shots of liquor.
Made from ceramic and hand-painted, so slight colour variations are possible.

What is a Tiki

A Tiki is a physical representation of a Polynesian god usually carved in wood or stone.
The four major Hawaiian Tiki Gods are Ku the God of War, Lono the God of Fertility and Peace, Kane the God of Light and Life, and Kanaloa the God of the Sea.

Tiki statues carved by high-ranking tribesmen were considered sacred and powerful, and these were used in special religious ceremonies.
Tiki statues carved by anyone other than a high-ranking tribesman were used simply as decoration.

Tiki carvings are one of the oldest art forms known to man, and all original Tiki carvings are unique.
Statues carved with threatening expressions are often used to scare away evil spirits, and others with more amicable expressions are created for use in religious ceremonies, healing services, or to bring good luck.

First discovered in Polynesia, they’re an integral part of South Pacific mythology, culture, and history.
The Polynesian islands are spread out over a whole lot of oceans, and there are many different Polynesian cultures, each with its own figures and mythology.
In the mid-20th century, Polynesia was a mysterious, exotic place.

Classic Tiki Cocktail Recipes

A typical Tiki drink includes a combination of rum, flavoured syrups, fruit juices, and other mixers.
A trademark of Tiki drinks is that they are very strong, and have a tiny umbrella, to keep drinks cold on a hot day.

Tiki Torch Shot

Combine all liquids in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake
Serve into 4 shot glasses and Enjoy!

Fireball (50ml)
Coconut rum (50ml)
Pineapple Juice (50ml)
Ice

Big Bang Rum Shooter

Combine all liquids in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake
Strain into a shot glass
Serve into 4 shot glasses and Enjoy!

151-proof rum (40ml)
Orange juice (40ml)
Pineapple juice (40ml)
Dark rum (20ml)
Sugar cane syrup (10ml)
Triple sec (dash)
Angostura Bitter(dash)
Ice