Kupilka 12 Junior Cup
12,90 €
The Kupilka 12 junior cup is the ideal first cup for your kids to bring to an outdoor meal or while you’re making memories over the campfire.
Product Description
Kupilka 12 Junior Cup
The Kupilka 12 junior cup is the ideal first cup for your kids to bring to an outdoor meal or while you’re making memories over the campfire.
My very first Kupilka…
- It’s a perfect fit for my hand.
- Brings nature closer to me and inspires me to explore different things.
Tip: Kupilka 12 is also perfect for a double espresso!
Kupilka dishware can withstand temperatures as low as -30° C and boiling hot water. The dishes can be washed by hand in the wild or in the dishwasher back home. Products are manufactured from our own biomaterial using EKOenergy.
Tech Specs
Volume: 1.2 dl
Weight: 49g
Height: 50mm x width 76mm x length 135mm
Reviews
Kupilka
Kupilka Oy’s registered office is Kontiolahti. It was founded in 1996. The official name of the company is Plasthill Limited. Its main field of business is the manufacturing of natural fiber composite materials and products.
“Kupilka is an old name, it goes back a long time. Even in the old days, small cups of sometimes hot, sometimes other tasty drinks were enjoyed by the campfire. When the evening came, the Kupilka, my own Kupilka was like a best friend who had time to listen… like the waves of the lake and the trees of the forest”.
The main designer of Kupilka products, i.e. dishes and knives, is industrial designer Heikki Koivurova. He is known for his down-to-earth attitude and beautiful but practical design. Kupilka products combine Finnish traditions, the latest technology and the best materials. Creating a functional and beautiful product that does not compromise on quality is the starting point of the design.
The materials of the cup are Kareline® natural fiber composite: the reinforcing material is environmentally friendly pine pulp fiber and the binder is polypropylene approved for food use. At the end of the products’ life cycle, they can be returned to plastic recycling centers, burned into heat energy in an oven or ground up for use again.