Teekatteid
Teekatteid is a term used in Baltic and Nordic contexts to refer to fabric covers placed over teapots, commonly known in English as tea cozies. The word is formed from elements meaning tea and cover, and in Estonian-language usage teekatteid can function as the plural form describing multiple teacovers.
Historically, teekatteid were a common feature in households across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and parts of Finland
Design and production vary regionally, but typical motifs include floral patterns, geometric designs, and motifs tied
In contemporary contexts, teekatteid have experienced revival as part of broader interest in traditional crafts and