Studying Estonian Heritage Craft Technologies

Kirjeldus

Contents:

• The scope of Studia Vernacula
• Foreword / Kristi Jõeste
• Craft as cultural ecologically located practice. Comparative case studies of textile crafts in Cyprus, Estonia and Peru / Patrick Dillon, Sirpa Kokko
• Relevance of log crib research, renevation and development in Estonia and the world / Douglass C. Reed
• Knitting style – the grace of noble ladies or the speed of peasant girls? / Anu Pink
• Printed – pattern headscarves in Kihnu cultural space / Mari Pukk
• The production of rep weave floor coverings in Avinurme from 1950-s to the 1970-s as a regional inherited skill / Veinika Västrik
• Spiral tube decorations on garments: Restoring a lost technique / Riina Rammo, Jaana Ratas
• Reconstructing fabrics used in the clothing of “Kukruse Woman” from the late 12-th century: A craftsperson´s perspective / Astri Kaljus
• Traditional leather processing using domestic methods in Estonia / Made Uus
• Hemp-lime-contemporary usage of traditional materials / Markus Pau
• A brief manual for building an Estonian dugout canoe / Priit-Kalev Parts
• Interview with Anu Raud / Helen Kästik, Ave Matsin
• Chronology of Estonian Native Crafts department