Kevisõmblusi
Kevisõmblusi refers to a traditional Estonian method of sewing or mending that is specifically associated with the spring season. This practice often involved repairing garments that had been worn throughout the winter, preparing them for warmer weather and outdoor activities. It was a practical necessity, ensuring clothing was functional and presentable for the coming months.
The term "kevisõmblusi" literally translates to "spring stitches" or "spring sewing." This type of mending was
Beyond its utilitarian purpose, kevisõmblusi also held cultural significance. It marked a transition from the indoor-focused