nauhakaavojen
Nauhakaavojen, often translated as "ribbon patterns" or "tape patterns," refers to a decorative motif found in various art forms and crafts, particularly in historical Finnish contexts. These patterns are characterized by their linear, often continuous, and flowing nature, resembling ribbons or bands. They are typically composed of interwoven lines, geometric shapes, or stylized motifs that create a sense of movement and visual rhythm.
The use of nauhakaavojen can be observed in woodworking, textiles, pottery, and metalwork. In traditional Finnish
While the term nauhakaavojen specifically relates to Finnish traditions, similar ribbon-like decorative patterns can be found