Petromax Kuksa olive wood cup

Product Features

• traditional bushcraft cup for drinking, scooping and collecting
• Made in Germany: handcrafted
• resource-saving through felling of old olive trees that no longer bear fruit
• food-safe and long-lasting due to oil-wax finish
• practical suspension thanks to leather straps

Field of application: Bushcrafting

The Petromax Kuksa is a traditional wooden cup originally used for drinking, eating and gathering berries. The thick-walled cup is made of olive wood and features a flat, full-length handle with the Petromax dragon logo, making it easy to hold on any adventure. With a filling capacity of 200 ml, the cup offers enough space for cowboy coffee or spruce needle tea at the campfire. The wood convinces with excellent properties: it is scratch-resistant, hygienic, acid and odor resistant. Originally, the Kuksa was made from a growth of a birch tree with a few tools by its future owner himself, because it should accompany him for life. It is reported that this cup was never washed, but only cleaned in a stream or lake. The Petromax Kuksa has an oil-wax finish, so it can be rinsed only with water and then hung on the leather strap to dry well. The individual cup is the ideal piece of equipment for people who like to spend time spontaneously in nature, where they appreciate originality and thoughtful simplicity. The olive wood products from Petromax are handmade in Germany. They are made of wood from the Olea Europaea. These olive trees are only felled when they no longer bear fruit - for a resource-saving, sustainable use. Thanks to the oil-wax finish, the products are long-lasting and always ready for the next outdoor use. On the leather strap you can carry the Petromax olive wood products on your belt or attach them to your backpack. The engraving with Petromax logo gives each olive wood product an individual touch, because the wood grain is unique.

Care instructions:

The Petromax olive wood products should only be hand cleaned with mild soap and running water. After the 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 high temperature jumps. Strongly coloring foods can also discolor the wood.