suihiukuva
Suihiukuva is a traditional Finnish art form that combines elements of painting, embroidery, and appliqué. The term "suihiukuva" translates to "watercolor picture," although the technique does not strictly involve watercolors. Instead, it refers to the delicate and intricate designs created using various textiles and fabrics.
The art of suihiukuva originated in the 19th century and has since evolved into a unique and
Suihiukuva pieces are typically small in size, often no larger than a handkerchief, and are characterized by
The creation of a suihiukuva piece is a meticulous process that requires great skill and patience. The
Suihiukuva has gained international recognition in recent years, with exhibitions and workshops held around the world.