Errenentähdens
Errenentähdens, also known as the "Star of the Evening" or "Evening Star," is a traditional Finnish folk custom associated with the summer solstice and the beginning of the harvest season. The practice is rooted in pre-Christian agricultural rituals and is believed to have been influenced by older pagan traditions celebrating the sun’s power and the changing seasons.
The custom involves decorating a wooden star or a similar shape with flowers, ribbons, and sometimes wheat
Errenentähdens is particularly prominent in rural areas of Finland, especially in the regions of Savonia and
Today, Errenentähdens serves as a reminder of Finland’s rich folk traditions and the importance of seasonal