The world of wood, kuksa and Finland

Discover ways to extend the life of your kuksa and the four mistakes to avoid.

We are talking about the original creators of the kuksa: the Sami people, an indigenous people of northern Scandinavia.

Would you like to know all the benefits of flaxseed oil? This article presents the oil from every angle.

Discover various wood engraving techniques and tips for engraving your kuksa.

Do you want to know what Finns eat? You're in the right place! I'll reveal everything in this article.

Explore the fascinating world of reindeer; discover the secrets of their majestic antlers and their essential role in the survival of northern communities.

Discover this magnificent country with its many forests and lakes, a country where people are happy to live and settle.

Discover how Christmas is celebrated in Finland, what people eat there, how it’s decorated and where to go to buy gifts! I also share my secret recipes for cooking typical Finnish dishes.

Everything you need to know about Kupilka: from its creation to the present day and the significant reduction of its environmental impact.

A burl is an outgrowth that can be seen on the trunk or branches of a tree. This growth is not a disease of the tree, but a reaction to stress it has undergone.

Driftwood is wood that drifts in the currents and ends its journey on the shores.

Discover how this natural product can revive and protect your wooden tableware in an eco-friendly way. Application tips and advice for a shiny, durable finish.

Tung oil, or China tree oil, is a natural oil ideal for caring for and bringing out the shine of your wooden tableware.

Discover where Danish oil comes from and why it is so beneficial for caring for wooden tableware. A blend of several 100% natural oils.

Discover the benefits and how to use this 100% natural oil to care for and extend the life of your wooden tableware.

How did the kuksa originate and who invented them? How do you make one? Where can you buy them? How do you care for them? These are just some of the questions we answer for you.

Do you have a kuksa, wooden cutlery, a wooden cutting board and don't know how to care for them on a daily basis? Then you're in the right place!

Discover, point by point, the clues that will help you determine the authenticity of a genuine Kuksa.

The traditional kuksa is made of birch burl, but it can be carved in other woods !

This article presents the 4 main points that make the price of an authentic kuksa vary.

Discover the 9 steps to carve an authentic kuksa. We also list the tools you need!