paperikalenterit
Paperikalenterit, often translated as paper calendars or advent calendars, are a popular festive tradition, particularly in Finland and other Nordic countries. These calendars are typically designed to be opened on each day of December leading up to Christmas. Each day, a small door or window is revealed to expose a picture, a festive message, a piece of chocolate, or a small toy.
The tradition's origins are rooted in the 19th century in Germany, where families would create a chalk
While the most common form of paperikalenteri contains a small treat, variations exist. Some calendars are