nokihiukkasen
Nokihiukkasen is a type of traditional Inuit clothing worn in the Arctic regions of Greenland and Canada. The name "Nokihiukkasen" is derived from the Inuit language, where "noki" means "stone" and "hiukkasen" refers to a traditional garment. It is a heavy, hooded coat made from worn stone-coated animal hides, typically from polar bears or seals.
Historically, the Nokihiukkasen was a vital piece of clothing for Inuit hunters and fishermen, who needed
The construction of the Nokihiukkasen involved a labor-intensive process, where the stones were carefully coated onto
Today, the Nokihiukkasen is mostly considered a relic of the past, as modern synthetic materials and clothing