The Kuksa is a wooden cup or mug traditionally crafted by the Sami people in Lapland or Northern Scandinavia. To this day, the Kuksa has gained immense popularity among nature enthusiasts worldwide and remains nearly irreplaceable. In the early years of its invention, the Guksi or Kuksa was widely used in countries near the Arctic Circle as a drinking vessel. These wooden cups were made from burls (wood knots) and were considered the best option for the harsh climatic conditions of those regions. Even today, Kuksa or wooden cups are extensively used. The buying and selling of Kuksa have flourished significantly in recent times. Due to the organic nature of wood texture, slight variations in design and wood grain may occur.