priminti
Priminti is a traditional method of printing used primarily in the Baltic region, particularly in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The technique involves pressing a carved wooden block onto fabric or paper to create a repeating pattern, often used for decorative purposes. Unlike woodblock printing, which typically produces single images, priminti creates intricate, continuous designs that cover large areas of fabric or paper.
The process begins with a wooden block, usually made from softwoods like pine or birch, which is
Priminti has historical roots in Baltic folk art and was traditionally used to adorn everyday objects, reflecting
The craft has been recognized for its cultural significance, with efforts to revive and teach the technique