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Wood Worry Beads – AF0025
Komboloi made of kuk, a natural palm-derived material, consisting of 21 beads measuring 12 mm × 14 mm, strung on a high-durability cord.
The komboloi has a total length of 31 cm and a weight of 36 g.
Presented with a certificate of authenticity
45,00 €
In stock
Kuk wood is a natural material widely used in the making of komboloi, mainly due to its durability and distinctive aesthetic. It comes from the fruit of the coconut palm, which directly connects it to the coconut.
What is the material known as Kuk?
Kuk is not “wood” in the strict sense of tree trunk timber, but rather the hard inner part of the coconut shell. After proper processing, it acquires a smooth texture and a deep, dark brown color that often resembles high-quality natural wood.
The connection to the coconut
The material is directly connected to the coconut, as it comes from the hard outer shell of the fruit and retains natural qualities of durability and lightness, while also representing an eco-friendly choice that makes use of a natural by-product. In komboloi making, kuk is valued for its lightweight yet durable character, its warm and natural feel in the hand, its understated and elegant appearance, and its lasting resilience when properly used.
Note: Beads made from coconut shell, wood, or similar natural materials may naturally display lines, pores, or small surface cavities. These are entirely natural characteristics and attest to the authenticity of the material.
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Kuk wood is a natural material widely used in the making of komboloi, mainly due to its durability and distinctive aesthetic. It comes from the fruit of the coconut palm, which directly connects it to the coconut.
What is the material known as Kuk?
Kuk is not “wood” in the strict sense of tree trunk timber, but rather the hard inner part of the coconut shell. After proper processing, it acquires a smooth texture and a deep, dark brown color that often resembles high-quality natural wood.
The connection to the coconut
The material is directly connected to the coconut, as it comes from the hard outer shell of the fruit and retains natural qualities of durability and lightness, while also representing an eco-friendly choice that makes use of a natural by-product. In komboloi making, kuk is valued for its lightweight yet durable character, its warm and natural feel in the hand, its understated and elegant appearance, and its lasting resilience when properly used.
Note: Beads made from coconut shell, wood, or similar natural materials may naturally display lines, pores, or small surface cavities. These are entirely natural characteristics and attest to the authenticity of the material.
| Wood | Coconut, Cook |
|---|