Kuksa cup

About this item Drink from a Historical Cup - In crafting this kuksa cup, Norse Tradesman follows the ancient tradition of the indigenous Sámi people of northern Scandinavia. Each kuksa is made from solid hardwood and is flame-treated to seal and harden the wood. No two cups look exactly alike. It's time that you chose a drinking vessel as interesting as you! Hot or Cold Drinks - This cup is entirely handmade. Note that SIZE IS NOT EXACT since each piece is entirely unique. It can be used as…

Kuksa Carving (for Lazy Carvers): Wazza kuksa?! A kuksa is the traditional wooden cup made & used by the Sami people in Lappland - northern Scandinavia. Traditionally they are made of birch burls - kind of halfround three growths you'll find on a number of species but particula…

Finland Wooden Mug, Viking Style Kuksa Cup, Camping Juice Milk Coffee Drinking Cup Drinkware, Nordic Acacia Wood Mugs Bushcraft Bowl Introducing our Finland Wooden Mug, a Viking Style Kuksa Cup designed for the avid camper and outdoor enthusiast. This Camping Juice Milk Coffee Drinking Cup Drinkware is crafted from Nordic Acacia Wood, offering a rustic and authentic appeal. Immerse yourself in the spirit of the Scandinavian wilderness with this finely carved Kuksa Cup. Adorned with ancient…

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Nordic Finland's famous Kuksa beverage mug is a wooden cup that has almost sacred status among traditional hikers, campers, bushcrafters, fell-goers and so on. The saying goes something like this way, that every self-respecting outdoorsman should craft their Kuksa by themselves and that the only acceptable material for kuksa should be birch burl. Buy the original and avoid imitation Kuksa mugs made from other wood types. The birch tree kuksa cups have symmetrical wood grains and the cup is…

Kuksa Template (Hungarian Csanak)

Spread the loveTweetThis is an example of the traditional Sami wooden cup and knife handicrafted by Jørn Are Keskitalo. The cups name is guksi or kuksa, kosa or gohppu. Or even other names in other Sami languages (read about Sápmi here). The guksi / gohppu is always made of some kind of wood, and sometimes […]