korruses

Korruses is a term that originates from the Finnish language, where it refers to a type of traditional Finnish sauna. The word "korruses" is derived from the Finnish word "korjuessauna," which translates to "harvest sauna." This type of sauna is typically used during the harvest season, particularly in rural areas, to celebrate the end of the growing season and the beginning of winter.

The korruses sauna is characterized by its simple design and rustic atmosphere. It is usually built outdoors and consists of a small, wooden structure with a single room. The sauna is heated using a wood-burning stove, and the heat is distributed through a series of pipes that run along the walls and ceiling of the sauna. The sauna is typically used for short sessions, lasting only a few minutes, and is often accompanied by the consumption of traditional Finnish foods and beverages, such as reindeer meat, berries, and vodka.

The korruses sauna has become an important part of Finnish culture and is often associated with the country's rural heritage and traditions. It is also a popular tourist attraction, with many visitors coming to Finland to experience the unique atmosphere and traditions of the korruses sauna. Despite its popularity, the korruses sauna remains a relatively rare and specialized type of sauna, with only a few examples still in use today.