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260: 188: 224: 200: 248: 176: 212: 236: 103: 25: 164:, is of great cultural importance and is mainly used for weddings, funerals, confirmations, and other cultural events. The Gákti's appearance differs from place to place and it tends to be longer in southern Sápmi than in the north. Traditionally leather, sinews, and wool were used to make the Gákti. Today, however, both velvet and silk can be used. 114: 126:
Traditionally, Sami handicraft was divided into two sub-groups: men's and women's handicraft. Men used mostly wood and antlers as well as other bones from reindeer when crafting, while women used leather and roots. The traditional Sami colors are red, green, blue, and yellow.
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and still carry on the traditions of the Duodji. Although there have been changes in the traditional Duodji, today they are considered valuable pieces of art by collectors from all over the world. Some modern Duodji artists are Olov Svonni, Martin Kuorak,
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Art, craft, and the Sámi reflections on Sámi Duodji in Kautokeino through an apprenticeship experience
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A small Sámi knife (decorative picture not traditional)
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Sami
handicraft
artistic
knives
bags
cups
clothing

Bushcraft

Sapmi
Anders Sunna
Lars Pirak
Per Isak Juuso
Gákti
Two salt cellars
Drinking cup and knife
Sámi purse (handbag)
Doll in gákti
Coffee bag
Chest
Infant bed
Coffee bag
Kuksa
Gákti
Nordic Design Cultures in Transformation, 1960–1980: Revolt and Resilience
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978-1-000-73635-9

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