sahatavaroita
Sahatavaroita are traditional Finnish woodcraft objects characterized by their distinct, curved, saw-tooth-like edges. The term "sahatavaroita" stems from Finnish words meaning "saw" and "tools" or "objects," reflecting their appearance and craftsmanship. These items are typically handcrafted from wood and are often used as decorative or functional elements in Finnish rustic and folk art settings.
Historically, sahatavaroita served both aesthetic and practical purposes. They were commonly employed as ornamental borders, knife
The design of sahatavaroita is often inspired by natural forms, particularly elements of pine and other native
Today, sahatavaroita are appreciated both as traditional folk art and as symbols of Finnish cultural identity.
Sources: Finnish Museum of Folk Art, Journal of Scandinavian Folk Art, Natural Materials in Finnish Craftsmanship