Termiittihitsausta
Termiittihitsausta is a traditional Finnish folk art form that involves the creation of intricate patterns on the walls of buildings, particularly in rural areas. The term "termiittihitsaus" translates to "termite drilling," referring to the method used to create the designs. The patterns are typically made by drilling small holes into the plaster or wood of the walls, which are then filled with a mixture of lime and sand. This mixture hardens over time, creating a textured surface that resembles the work of termites.
The art form is deeply rooted in Finnish culture and is often found in old farmhouses and
Termiittihitsausta is considered a form of folk art because it is passed down through generations and is
In recent years, termiittihitsausta has gained recognition as a unique and culturally significant aspect of Finnish