tukikirja
A tukikirja, also known as a "drawing book" or "sketchbook," is a small, portable notebook primarily used for drawing, doodling, or jotting down quick ideas. The term originates from Finnish, where "tukki" means "stump" or "log," and "kirja" means "book," though the exact origin of the name is unclear. Tukikirjat are popular among artists, students, and casual sketchers for their convenience and versatility.
Traditionally, tukikirjat are bound with a simple, often flexible cover, allowing them to be easily carried
In Finland, tukikirjat have a long-standing cultural significance, often associated with the country’s love for nature
Modern tukikirjat may incorporate features like acid-free paper to prevent fading, water-resistant covers, or even digital