põetus
Põetus, also known as "põetamine" or "põetamine" in Estonian, is a traditional Estonian folk art form that involves the creation of intricate patterns on the surface of wood, typically on the underside of a wooden board or plank. This art form is often used to decorate the interior of traditional Estonian houses, known as "maja," and is a significant aspect of Estonian cultural heritage.
The process of põetus begins with the selection of a suitable wooden board, which is then carefully
Once the patterns have been carved into the wood, the artist uses a heated metal tool, known
Põetus is not only a decorative art form, but also a practical one, as the intricate patterns
Today, põetus is still practiced by a small number of artists in Estonia, and the art form