A hand-carved cup in the tradition of the Sámi people of northern Scandinavia. Each kuksa is carved from solid hardwood and flame-treated to seal and harden the wood, so no two cups look exactly alike. Its compact size makes it easy to pack for camp or trail.
Every kuksa is hand-engraved with a line of Norse runes reading "Sweet are the waters of Balgia & Njord" — bushcraft with a Viking twist. It arrives in a medieval burlap sack.
Material: solid hardwood, flame-treated and hand-carved
Capacity: roughly 10–12 oz (varies, as each is hand-carved)
