peittokuvat
Peittokuvat are a form of traditional Finnish folklore art that dates back to the 19th century. They are also known as "värjättyt votiivilavat" which translates to "dyeed ritual blankets" in Finnish. These intricate designs are typically applied to clothing, scarves, and blankets using a combination of natural dyes, stencils, and painting techniques.
The peittokuvat were originally created to commemorate special occasions such as births, weddings, and holidays. They
The peittokuvat gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly among rural communities
In addition to their cultural significance, peittokuvat have been recognized for their technical skill and artistic