Pindpuhtus
Pindpuhtus refers to the Finnish practice of decluttering and organizing one’s living space, often with a focus on minimalism and intentional living. The term combines "pinda," meaning "to clean" or "to tidy," and "puhtaus," meaning "cleanliness" or "purity," emphasizing both physical and mental clarity. This tradition aligns with broader global movements like "Marie Kondo’s KonMari method" and "minimalism," but with a distinctly Finnish cultural perspective that values simplicity, sustainability, and well-being.
The concept gained prominence in Finland through books, workshops, and media discussions, particularly in the 2010s.
Finnish culture’s inherent connection to nature and the importance of *sisu* (perseverance and resilience) also influence
While pindpuhtus is rooted in Finnish traditions, its principles have resonated internationally, appealing to those seeking