SW155 Sami Kuksa
The Finnish Kuksa underlines the old Nordic wisdom of respecting nature. Originally, kuksa were used by the Sami folk as a personal cup to help them eat or to gather berries. Kuksa is hand-carved from a solid piece of curly birch wood with its signature texture shaped by rugged weather up the Far North. Handmade is the northernmost region of Finland, Lapland.
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SW155 Sami Kuksa
Curly Birch Wood
Deeply rooted in the traditions of the Sami folk from the Arctic Circle. The Kuksa embodies an enduring bond with nature. Symbolizes resilience and adaptability of the world's most demanding environment.
Outdoorsman Mug
What worked then works now, and with good reason. The Kuksa is not just a drinking vessel but a versatile outdoor tool—from gathering berries to sipping tea to collecting provisions.
Sami Folk Heritage
Made from curly birch burl, which forms due to the stress that the tree undergoes. Resulting in a solid piece of wood that is exceptionally resistant to temperature shocks and cracks.
