The word“Kah”translatesto“l(fā)ife”in the ancient Mayan language,and the bottle's design ties into those same roots. As an ode to Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), a 3,000 year old Meso-American holiday honoring deceased loved ones, the bottle's shape is modeled after a traditional Calaveras, a sugar skull used in the Día de Los Muertos rituals to symbolize death and rebirth. The tequila that fills this unique bottle is made in Jalisco, Mexico from hand-selected 100% blue weber agave by Master Distillery Arturo Fuentes.
