The world of wood, kuksa and Finland

Explore the fascinating world of reindeer, discovering the secrets of their majestic antlers and their essential role in the survival of Nordic populations.

Do you have a kuksa, wooden cutlery, a wooden chopping board and don't know how to look after them every day? Then this is the place!

Discover how this natural product can revive and protect your wooden tableware in an environmentally-friendly way. Application tips and advice for a brilliant, long-lasting finish.

Discover the benefits and how to use this 100% natural oil to maintain and extend the life of your wooden tableware.

You want to know what Finnish people eat? You are at the right place! I reveal you everything in this article.

Would you like to know all the benefits of flaxseed oil? This article presents this oil from all angles.

Tung oil, or Chinese tree oil, is a natural oil ideal for maintaining and shining your wooden crockery.

Discover where Danish oil comes from and why it's so useful for maintaining wooden tableware. An oil composed of several 100% natural oils.

Discover the 9 steps to carve an authentic kuksa. We also list the tools you need!

Discover the methods to prolong the life of your kuksa as well as the 4 mistakes to avoid. Also, find tips that the lapps give us.

Discover the different techniques of wood engraving and tips to engrave your kuksa.

How were kuksa born and who invented them. How to make one? Where to buy them? How to maintain them? So many questions to which we answer you.

Discover point by point the clues to determine the authenticity of a genuine Kuksa.

The traditional kuksa is made of birch burl, but it can be carved in other woods !

Discover this magnificent country of forests and lakes. A country where people are happy to live and settle.

Find out how Christmas is celebrated in Finland, what we eat, how we decorate and where to go to buy presents! I also give you my secret recipes to cook typical Finnish dishes.

Everything you need to know about Kupilka. From its creation to today and the considerable reduction of its environmental impact.

This article presents the 4 main points that make the price of an authentic kuksa vary.

We talk about the original creators of the kuksa : the Sami people, the native people of northern Scandinavia.

The burl is a growth that can be seen on the trunk or branches of a tree. This growth is not a disease of the tree but a reaction to stress.

Driftwood is wood that drifts in the current and ends its journey on the shore.