Kuvataatteet
Kuvataatteet, also known as "image clothes" or "picture clothes" in English, is a Finnish term that refers to a traditional form of Finnish folk art. This art form involves the creation of intricate and colorful embroidered pictures or scenes, often depicting landscapes, animals, or historical events. The embroidery is typically done on a piece of fabric, such as linen or cotton, using wool or silk threads.
The origins of kuvataatteet can be traced back to the 18th and 19th centuries in Finland. It
Kuvataatteet is characterized by its use of bright colors and detailed designs. The embroidery often features
Today, kuvataatteet is recognized as an important part of Finnish cultural heritage. It is often displayed