lavvus
A lavvu is a traditional Sami dwelling. It is a portable, conical tent that is traditionally used by the Sami people of northern Scandinavia. The lavvu is typically made from reindeer skins or canvas stretched over a wooden frame. It has a distinctive shape with a single central pole and a circular base. The entrance is usually on the leeward side to protect from the wind.
Historically, lavvus were essential for the nomadic lifestyle of the Sami, particularly those who followed reindeer
Modern lavvus are often made with more durable synthetic materials like canvas or nylon, but they retain