Petromax Kuksa Cup Made of Olive Wood

• Traditional bushcraft cup for drinking, scooping, and collecting
• Made in Germany: handcrafted
• Resource-efficient through the felling of old, non-bearing olive trees
• Food-safe and long-lasting thanks to an oil-wax finish
• Convenient hanging loop with a leather strap

Bushcrafting

The Petromax Kuksa is a traditional wooden cup originally used for drinking, eating, and gathering berries. The thick-walled olive wood cup features a flat, continuous handle with the Petromax dragon logo, ensuring a secure grip on every adventure. With a capacity of 200 ml, the cup offers plenty of room for cowboy coffee or spruce needle tea by the campfire. The wood boasts excellent properties: it is scratch-resistant, hygienic, and resistant to acids and odors.

Originally, the kuksa was crafted by its future owner himself from a burl of birch using only a few tools, as it was meant to accompany him for a lifetime. It is said that this cup was never washed, but only rinsed in a stream or lake. The Petromax Kuksa features an oil-wax finish, so it can be rinsed with water only and then hung on a leather cord to dry thoroughly. This unique cup is the ideal piece of gear for people who enjoy spending time outdoors spontaneously and appreciate the authenticity and thoughtful simplicity of the natural world.

Petromax’s olive wood products are handcrafted in Germany. They are made from Olea Europaea wood. These olive trees are only felled once they no longer bear fruit—ensuring resource-conserving, sustainable use. Thanks to the oil-wax finish, the products are durable and always ready for your next outdoor adventure. The leather strap allows you to carry Petromax olive wood products on your belt or attach them to your backpack. The engraving with the Petromax logo gives each olive wood product a unique touch, as the wood grain is one-of-a-kind.

Care Instructions

Petromax olive wood products should only be cleaned by hand with mild soap and running water. After occasional treatment with a little olive oil and after each cleaning, the olive wood product should be allowed to dry thoroughly. Avoid direct sunlight and sudden temperature changes. Foods with strong coloring can also discolor the wood.