Spoon and toggled lanyard for a noggin, kuksa, wooden cup, scoop or water bottle

A hand carved eating spoon, six inches long and a toggle on a 30” length of paracord forms a cool lanyard for your noggin, wooden cup or water bottle. The spoon is yellow birch, baked and milk painted, the toggle is painted maple, also baked. Before the industrial age many, if not most drinking vessels were of wood for the common people. Often carved from beautiful burls. The cups carved by Native Americans and French Voyageurs were called noggins or canoe cups. They used toggled cords to secure their noggins to a belt, sash or pack. I put these together as companions for noggins and wooden cups, water bottles or whatever else. These are just so useful for attaching anything to your belt or pack. This one can easily substitute as an anywhere, anytime spoon! Handy. Seasoned with a food safe mixture of coconut oil, mineral oil and beeswax. Thank you for looking.