Kuksa – Wooden coffee cup #4 Wooden spoon carving, Woodworking

May 16, 2016 - We will notify you when the product is available Leave us your email address: If you are human, leave this field blank.   Cup volume: 150 milliliters This Kuksa is crafted of a Finnish birch. Each Kuksa has its own unique character as the natural materials are never the same, however the basic model & shape is the same as on the photos. Kuksa (or Guksi) is a Wooden Coffee Cup crafted in Finland. The cup appears as a rough shape, carefully dried to prevent the wood from cracking. Crafting process follows the local traditions. Kuksa is meant to be used as a personal drinking cup, which suits especially well  for drinking black coffee (not ever with milk). Pouring Milk into Kuksa is not recommended, as Kuksa should not be washed by using detergents. If you drink juice or alcohol from your Kuksa, you can rinse it with water. If you drink only black coffee, there is no need to even rinse your Kuksa. Kuksa is well suitable for drinking coffee at the office environment also, as you don't have to wash Kuksa after using it.  

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Experience the fusion of Nordic tradition and minimalistic style with the Barebones Kuska Cup! This kuksa wooden drinking cup is crafted from sustainably sourced acacia wood, and offers sleek functionality in an ultra-lightweight package. The kuska cup's upgraded design features a unique aesthetic that exudes a smooth, hardwood appeal. With its ergonomic handle, you'll have a secure grip on everything from piping hot oatmeal to hearty stews or your favorite brew.

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