Art of Kuksa: Turning & Carving Process | Part 3

Welcome to Elerra Art! 🪵🌿 I’m Esra We’ve reached a new milestone in the journey from a raw log to an elegant kuksa (traditional wooden cup). In this installment of our "Art of Kuksa" series, we use a lathe to hollow out the interior of the kuksa and delicately refine its outer contours. I invite you to witness this process where nature meets craftsmanship amidst the rhythm of the spinning wood, the flying wood chips, and every detail taking shape. A heartfelt thank you to Ahmet Decoration for their invaluable contributions to bringing this project to life and for opening the doors to their workshop. I would also like to extend my gratitude to Uğur Armutçu for his knowledge, experience, and support throughout the development of this project. You can visit his channel to see more of his work, where he breathes life into wood with great skill and dedication: 👉    / @uurswoodturning   You can join my Telegram channel to view and download photos of my finished pieces, captured from various angles. Feel free to use these images as references for your own wood-carving projects: 👉 https://t.me/elerraart If you’d like to follow me on Instagram: 👉 @elerraart_woodcarving If you enjoy wood carving, handmade objects, and peaceful, process-oriented videos, please don’t forget to like this video, leave a comment, and subscribe to the Elerra Art channel. See you in the next part of our kuksa making series! 🪚✨ #woodcarving #Kuksa #WoodenKuksa #KuksaMaking #WoodenCup #Handmade #Woodworking #CarvingArt #LindenWood #TraditionalCrafts #WoodCarving #ElerraArt