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Guksi (or Finnish: ****sa; Swedish: kåsa) is a type of
drinking cup,
traditionally duodji crafted by the Sami
people of
northern Scandinavia from carved...
- on
hollow trunk,
Samanea saman Trees portal Canker Forest pathology Gall
Guksi Sloane, Eric (1973). A
Museum of
Early American Tools. New York: Ballantine...
- to make
items such as antler-handled
scrimshawed Sámi knives, drums, and
guksi (burl cups).
Women used
leather and
roots to make
items such as gákti (clothing)...
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Drinking cup (
guksi) also used for Bushcraft...
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noggin then
became a
noigin (Irish) or
noigean (Gaelic). The
Scandinavian guksi is a
similar vessel,
carved from the burl of a
birch tree. The
Oxford English...
- 2017). ""Nado naengmyeon-ida" gimchi-mari-guksu, soba-kong-guksu, geonjin-
guksi..." "나도 冷麵이다" 김치말이국수·소바콩국수·건진국시…. The
Chosun Ilbo (in Korean). Retrieved...
- (Iksan) to
study Korean literature, and he was also
active as a
member of
Guksi, a
literary communication journal that was
being published in Daegu, along...
