Toimittajaurakaita
Toimittajaurakaita, also known as linen laundry patches, is a type of traditional Finnish clothing accessory originating from the country's rural regions. The name "toimittajaurakaita" translates to "editor's sash" in Finnish, although the origin of the name is not directly related to the occupation.
Characterized by their rectangular shape and often decorated with colorful embroidery, the inlays typically fastened onto
Historically, toimittajaurakaita were created and worn during the 19th and early 20th centuries in Finland. Skilled
The functional role of toimittajaurakaita is still somewhat unclear; some theories propose that they served as