päevakalendrid

Päevakalendrid, also known as daily calendars or tear-off calendars, are a type of calendar where each day has its own page that can be torn off once the day has passed. These calendars typically display the date, day of the week, and often include additional information such as historical facts, quotes, puzzles, or tide times. The practice of using tear-off calendars originated in the late 19th century and gained popularity as a way to keep track of the current date and provide a daily dose of engaging content.

The design of a päevakalender is straightforward. A pad of paper, with each sheet representing a single day, is bound together at the top. As the days progress, users tear off the completed page, revealing the next day's entry. This physical act of tearing off the page serves as a tangible marker of time passing. Päevakalendrid were commonly found in homes and offices, serving both a practical and decorative purpose. They were often sponsored by businesses and distributed as promotional items. While digital calendars have become prevalent, the charm and simplicity of the päevakalender continue to appeal to some, offering a tactile and visually engaging way to experience the progression of time.