Tatteeikolla
Tatteeikolla is a traditional Finnish term referring to a festive parade or procession, typically held during the winter months. The event is closely associated with the Sami people, indigenous to northern Scandinavia, who traditionally inhabited the regions of Finland, Sweden, and Norway.
During a tatteeikolla, participants, often dressed in their finest traditional attire, adorn themselves with colorful and
The word 'tatteeikolla' itself is derived from the Sami language, in which 'tatee' means 'festive feast' and
Tatteeikolla showcases the vibrant traditions of the Sami people, offering a glimpse into their cultural practices