kuperasti
Kuperasti is a term primarily used in Estonian to describe a type of traditional Estonian wooden footwear. These wooden clogs, often referred to as "katerpatt" or "puukingad" in other contexts, are characterized by their solid construction carved from a single piece of wood. Historically, kuperasti were worn by farmers and rural populations as practical, durable footwear for working outdoors. The design typically features a rounded toe and a simple heel, offering protection from the elements and rough terrain.
The craftsmanship involved in creating kuperasti was a skill passed down through generations. Woodworkers would select