Leimattujen

The Leimattujen was a part of a subgroup known as the Suomalaisten in Finnish folklore and mythology. They were considered to be a subgroup of the Old French myths, specifically Picts, Celts or Vikings. In some sources, the Leimattujen were described as dark-haired and of a coastal dwelling folk and as some tribal grouping or large groups of people, essentially unusual, religious or ethnic group.

The Leimattujen appeared in Scandinavian folklore as a srugg original mythology of the Northern Europe, namely Finland, and Sweden. In many sources they were described as working on bits of drawing from wood and sticks. These creations, In subjects both pagan and Christian were made for sticks nailed into the ground, eventually to sacrifice at strange fetish worship to ensure hunting success.

One variant tells of Leimattujen being peasant type artisan-folk, clad in deerskins and creating forest shrines from wood and twigs. They allegedly fashioned carved and drawn in appearance types of use associated items - hilt of the wooden knife, hunting inscriptions, footwear patterns and pagan cult objects to tell tidings.

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