jõupead
Jõupead is a traditional Estonian craft product and a cultural symbol associated with the rural communities of Estonia. The term "jõupead" translates roughly to "winter head" or "winter cap," though it more specifically refers to a type of headgear worn during the colder months. Historically, jõupead were crafted from locally available materials such as wool, felt, or fur, designed to provide warmth and protection against harsh winter weather.
These head coverings often feature simple, functional designs characterized by their snug fit and minimal decoration.
Jõupead hold cultural significance as part of rural dress codes and are often associated with traditional
Today, jõupead are preserved as part of Estonia’s intangible cultural heritage, with some artisans and museums
Overall, jõupead are recognized as a meaningful expression of Estonian cultural identity, blending practical utility with