Omaksuneissa

Omaksuneissa refers to a type of traditional clothing or costume worn by the Saami people, an indigenous group residing in Northern Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Russia. The attire is characterized by intricate designs and patterns, often handmade, and is an integral part of Saami cultural heritage.

The fabric used for omaksuneissa typically consists of patterns of wood, grass, or flower leaves, double-, or single-sided hand-embroidered. The clothing items are meticulously crafted using a range of materials such as wool, fur, or cotton, and might include different colors of patterned textiles. The art of creating these outfits is passed down through generations of Saami artisans, combining traditional techniques with modern adaptation.

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