Oh sweeeeet. Mike, let me know when you start bending leather, good looking pouch!
hey folks.. just thought i would share some pics of my new kuksa i recently got from Alex Yerks of Adahy's Trading Co.. (he has his own vendor forum over at BCUSA..)
for those of you that don't know what a kuksa is, its a type of drinking cup traditionally crafted by the Sami people of northern Scandinavia, they're usually carved from birch..
my birthday was last friday and this was a present to myself.. it arrived monday, and i went to the p.o. first thing in the a.m. to pick it up.. i have been drinking out of it everyday since...
i have wanted a good kuksa for many years, i am so stoked to finally have one.. Alex does some really nice work and is way cool to chat with also..
this is Alex's noggin model, made from white birch.. this thing is awesome.. i loooove it.. it holds a little less than a full cup of liquid.. it's perfect size..
a shot with my kuksa's other companion, my Roselli carpenter..
and one with the sporran i just finished up.. this is a cool combo too..
some in hand shots..
cheers.. Mike
Oh sweeeeet. Mike, let me know when you start bending leather, good looking pouch!
Very cool, I have always wanted one of those. Seems like the perfect thing for sipping coffee on a chilly winter morning![]()
Happy B-day Mike, a kuksa makes a great gift. Nice job on the pouch too!
Jeff
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thanks guys.. i am stoked to finally have one of these..
That looks great. Congratulations!
That looks great...belated birthday wishes!
Great job on the sporran too.
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Mike, that really looks pretty cool. Great job.
Bryan
Love your style Mike.
I'm a big fan of Adahy also ... he is an artist in more ways than one.
btw .. I have the tutorial bookmarked for that bag also.
Very nice!
I have been putting off getting one, but now I don't know !
You are a bad influence.
THANKS
Thank you for that link. I just lost a couple of hours watching that guys carving videos. haha![]()
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Indeed looks like great work. I noticed there are synthetic versions (Kupilka) out there.
What is the specific advantage to this pattern? Or is it just the attraction of tradition? I get that not being metal means its won't burn your lips and can be handled with bare hands.
Congrats on the Kuksu. Love the Roselli !!
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