Stabilotherm - Kuksa wooden cup - Elkhound - 120 ml
Stabilotherm - Wooden Kuksa Mug - Engraved with Elkhound hunting dog - 120 ml
Beautiful and practical kuksa, which is a Scandinavian-style wooden cup that will fit perfectly into your bushcraft gear. The presented model has an eye-pleasing engraving of a hunting dog Elkhound.
It is a hunting dog exhibiting game, used for hunting elk. Also used in Norway in the military and rescue as an avalanche search dog. In performing his tasks on the hunt, he is more independent and self-reliant, willing to cooperate with humans, and engages in the tasks at hand.
This an excellent gift idea for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, bushcraft and outdoor fans.
Kuksa with capacity 120ml is small in size and is equipped with a leather cord easy to hang, so it can easily become your faithful companion in your backpack or on your belt while hunting, hiking or touring.
Cup is made of ecological wood sourced from recycled rubber oaks. Kuksa is completely safe for humans and does not contain hazardous substances, that can affect your health.
Remember to take care of your wooden product, rinse and dry immediately, and it will last for generations. It is the best for the environment.
Technical Data:
- Material: rubber oak
- Weight: 120 grams
- Volume: 120 ml
How to take care of the cuckoo
Rinse the cupping using only a stream of water. After use thoroughly dry. If necessary, you can apply a thin layer of high-quality olive oil or other cooking oil. Strongly colored liquids, such as blackberry juice or red wine, can stain the cupping. After washing and from time to time rub the wood with a small amount of olive oil and leave the olive wood product to dry. Avoid direct sunlight and large temperature fluctuations.
To keep your kucha in good, unaltered condition, follow a few recommendations:
- Never wash kuxa with detergents. After use, simply rinse the cup and dry thoroughly.
- Do not allow water to soak in for a long time
- Do not pour boiling water.
- Do not over-dry, do not dry at high temperatures.
- Of course, never put in the dishwasher.
- From time to time, grease the cup with natural cooking oil and wax it on the outside. If necessary, you can sterilize the inside of the cup with strong alcohol.
