Traditional Handicrafts of Northern Sweden / Kåsa

Kåsa is a wooden cup from northern Sweden, traditionally used for drinking water. Nowadays, it is used for various purposes, including interior decoration.
This particular Kåsa is a handmade piece by a wood craftsman from Hemslöjd (a handicraft store). It's a small Kåsa, designed to be used as a salt cellar.
There are various types of Kåsa; some are simply carved out of wood, while others are carved and then intricately sculpted.
A spoon made from the same wood is included.

(Size): Length: approx. 18cm, Diameter: approx. 8.5cm,

(Country of origin): Sweden

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(Condition): Unused. No cracks or scratches, in beautiful condition.

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*Important Notes Before Ordering*
This product is a vintage item, and returns or exchanges are not accepted.
Vintage items are fundamentally USED goods, and their charm lies in the aged texture acquired over many years of use. While we describe their condition as thoroughly as possible, it is not possible to list every detail of age-related deterioration, signs of use, or damage. If you would like more detailed information about the condition, please contact us by email.
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