karkeammilla
Karkeammiilla is a type of traditional Sami clothing originating from the indigenous Sami people of Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Russia. The garment is characterized by its rich, thick fabric made from wool and is often associated with the winter season. Karkeammiilla was typically worn as an undergarment, providing warmth and protection against the harsh Arctic climate.
The construction of karkeammiilla involves a time-consuming and labor-intensive process, where the wool of sheep, cows,
Karkeammiilla was not only worn for warmth but also served as a symbolic garment among the Sami
The production and use of karkeammiilla are closely tied to the traditional Sami way of life. The