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Curly Birch Kuksa, 1,4dl

$54.00 USD
$54.00 USD
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Traditional Wooden Kuksa Cup

The Kuksa (Kåsa in Swedish) is a traditional wooden cup made and used by the Sami peoples of Lapland.

These beautiful hand-carved cups allow one to feel connected with nature far more than a plastic coffee cup. Made from beautiful curly birch specially selected for their quality, these cups offer a link to the ancient traditions of the peoples of the north.

Quite simply, coffee tastes better in a kuksa.

The kuksa are made by hand and therefore are not identical, for example, there are small differences in the thickness and shape of the handle and the pattern of the curly birch varies. This makes your kuksa unique! 

Holds approx. 1,4dl (100ml/3.5 fl.oz). Cordage of twisted leather reindeerskin included.

Care instructions: Do not use detergent on your kuksa but you can wash with lukewarm water and dry immediately with kitchen towel. Don't leave liquid in the kuksa as it can cause splitting.

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Casström Masurbjörkskåsa med tvinnad renläderremm, fotograferad mot vit bakgrund.

Curly Birch Kuksa, 1,4dl

$54.00 USD
$54.00 USD
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It’s a beautiful kuksa ! Great design and the Curly Birch is a big part of the reason why I bought it. I have 2 Kuksa cups purchased from this website-store. They are wonderful, except for the taste of the oil that the Kuksa is finished with. I have soaked it in coffee several times. Scrubbed the inside of it several times. I can’t get rid of the oils taste. If not for the oil taste it would be a 5star item for sure. On the outside of the cup I oil with EVOO - Olive Oil. Same oil is used on my hunting and fishing 🎣 knives. It does the job and it’s edible. God Bless you All from Ventura Beach 🏖️ Mike.

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