This charming wooden cup (kuksa) was made in Finland and has a simple, rustic feel. It has two holes in the handle. A thin leather cord is attached to the hole under the handle. Originally, a kuksa refers to a wooden cup made from a birch burl, but it is unknown whether this one was made from a burl. The material is birch wood. ⚪︎Size Width: Approximately 13cm x Diameter: Approximately 8cm x Height: Approximately 6cm ⚪︎Capacity Approximately 160ml ⚪︎Color Natural color ⚪︎Material Birch wood ⚪︎Manufacturing Date Unknown ⚪︎Country of Manufacture Finland It can be used daily, but it is also popular for outdoor activities. Because it is a natural material, it requires a little care. It is recommended to wash it with water only after use. After washing, dry it in the shade, and apply oil (walnut oil, grapeseed oil, etc.) regularly to make it last longer. If you are concerned about the smell of the wood, soaking it in hot water with salt for a while seems to reduce the smell a little. There is not much sign of use. There are a few areas where slight staining can be seen, but there are no noticeable scratches or stains. I think it can be said to be a beautiful item as a natural material item.