Saimaa kuksa ~25 cl
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Birch burl, Reindeer antler
€299.99
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Orava kuksa ~5 cl
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The Orava Kuksa is a small handcrafted kuksa of approximately 5 cl, hand-carved in Finnish Lapland. It is made from …
The Orava Kuksa is a small handcrafted kuksa of approximately 5 cl, hand-carved in Finnish Lapland. It is made from Karelian curly birch, a rare wood renowned for its marbled patterns. Ideal for enjoying spirits in the wild, it can be worn around the neck with its long reindeer leather strap. A piece of reindeer antler is inlaid on the handle. Treated with saltwater and coffee for durability and a unique grain.
- Manufacturing / Origin: Handmade / Made in Finnish Lapland
- Material: Curly birch, Reindeer antler
- Treatment / Care:
- Treated with salt water for better preservation
- Natural and edible oil, for example grape seed oil
- Usage Features:
- Capacity: Around 5 cl
- Size (cm): Height 5 x width 10 x depth 5.5
- Retains heat and does not burn hands or lips Keeps the drink fresh
- Washing: Hand wash
- Microwave: Not compatible
- Spoon: Not included
- Fastener: Reindeer leather
- Reindeer antler: On the top of the cup handle
- Recyclable: Yes
- Designer name: M.K.
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During transport, the kuksa has undergone various temperature variations. Before pouring a hot liquid into it, be sure to let the wood return to room temperature. As a precaution, you can run your kuksa under lukewarm (not hot) water before using it.
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Yes! If you'd like a kuksa that hasn't been soaked in coffee during the manufacturing process, just ask us — we have some coffee-free models, like the light Kuukkeli or the light Kaniini, for example.
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We recommend that you wash your kuksa before using it. To wash it, use lukewarm, not hot, water and a natural, chemical-free soap. Once the cup has been washed, wipe it with a clean tea towel or let it dry in the open air, away from heat sources (radiator, stove, direct sunlight).
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To keep this kuksa in good condition, with its beautiful color and shine, you should care for it with oil (we recommend grapeseed oil) or with a protective wax. You can buy grapeseed oil in our shop, and also a protective wax that we make ourselves.
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This kuksa can be used to enjoy hot or cold drinks. The wood will naturally keep your drink cool or warm.
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No! None of our wooden products are microwave-safe. Microwave heat will damage the wood and cause it to crack.
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This kuksa is handmade in the far north, in Finnish Lapland.
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Kuksa were invented by the Sami, an indigenous people living in northern Scandinavia. They were used as personal containers for drinking, eating and even berry-picking. Kuksa are part of Duodji, a Sami craft centered on the creation of functional and useful everyday objects.
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It takes about 8 days for a kuksa to be finished. After the kuksa has been carved, the wood needs to soak for about 5 hours in boiling salted water. If you want a darker-coloured kuksa, soak it in coffee for a few minutes. After that, the wood needs to dry for a week. And finally be oiled.
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