liigvakna
liigvakna is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "overgrown window" or "window choked with vegetation." It refers to a window that has become obscured or completely blocked by the growth of plants, typically vines or climbing plants, that have encroached upon and covered its surface. This phenomenon can occur in abandoned buildings, neglected gardens, or even in areas where nature is allowed to reclaim structures.
The imagery of a liigvakna evokes a sense of nature's persistence and its ability to reclaim man-made
While sometimes viewed as a picturesque element in derelict landscapes, a liigvakna can also indicate structural