Raamistika
Raamistika is a type of folk architecture and ornamentation that originated in the Baltic region, particularly in Latvia and Estonia. The name "raamistika" is derived from the Estonian language and translates to "frame ornamentation" or "border ornamentation." It is characterized by intricate geometric patterns and ornaments that are often applied to the frames of windows, doors, and other architectural features.
Raamistika is a unique blend of folk art traditions and is typically found in farmhouses and other
Raamistika has been recognized as a significant part of the cultural heritage of the Baltic region, and
Examples of raamistika can be found in many museums and cultural institutions in Latvia and Estonia, and