Please note that the image is indicative because each kuksa is unique in shape and colour.

Kuukkeli kuksa 20 cl

€168.00

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Please note that the image is indicative because each kuksa is unique in shape and colour.

Handcrafted by a Finnish artisan from birch burl, this authentic kuksa takes you into the heart of nature. Let your inspiration flow with every sip. This wooden cup is ecological and has been made naturally. The manufacturing process respects the Sami tradition, including the refining with boiling salted water.

This kuksa is perfect for any type of drink (orange juice, coffee, infusion).

Authentic kuksa

Quality

20 cl

Capacity

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About this kuksa

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Material

Material pahka.

Manufacturing

Shaped and cut by hand.

Origin

Made in Finnish Lapland.

Size (cm)

Height 6 x width 14 x depth 9.

Washing

Washing by hand.

Microwave

Not compatible.

Hot drink

Retains heat and does not burn hands or lips.

Cold drink

Keeps the drink fresh.

Designer name

M.K..

Salt treated

Treated with salt water for a better conservation.

Fastener

Reindeer leather.

Spoon

Not included.

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Reviewed by Margorie M. on Feb. 25, 2022, 4:31 p.m.

I bought it for my husband. He uses it mainly for drinking coffee but also water or soft drinks. The kuksa is well made and durable.

Quality

Made in the tradition of the Sami people

Get closer to nature every time you drink with this natural and ecological wooden cup. An authentic kuksa is made by a craftsman who has taken care to respect the traditions of the Sami people.

The Sami have always been reindeer herders. Some finishing is done with reindeer horns or leather.

A real kuksa keeps your drink hotter for longer. Thanks to the pahka, it does not burn your hands when used with hot contents.

Wood is a durable material. If you take good care of your kuksa, it will last for decades or more.