Klotterning
Klotterning is a term used to describe a specific type of traditional Scandinavian woodworking technique, primarily found in historical boatbuilding and furniture construction. It refers to the process of shaping and joining wooden components using a method that often involves hand-tooling to create interlocking or closely fitted elements, rather than relying solely on fasteners like nails or screws. This technique emphasizes the natural properties of the wood and the skill of the craftsman to achieve strong and durable joints.
The term "klotterning" itself is not widely documented in English woodworking literature, suggesting it is a
The primary goal of klotterning was to create robust and aesthetically pleasing structures that could withstand