põimisepäev
Põimisepäev, also known as the Day of the Weaver, is an Estonian folk tradition traditionally celebrated in early autumn. It marks the culmination of the harvest season and is a time for communal weaving and celebrating the fruits of labor. Historically, the days leading up to põimisepäev would see families and neighbors gathering their flax and wool, preparing them for spinning and weaving. The actual day was often a festive occasion with shared meals, singing, and dancing.
The focus of põimisepäev was on the creation of textiles, which were essential for everyday life in
While the practical need for handwoven textiles has diminished with modern manufacturing, the spirit of põimisepäev