Tallinnas avatud mardilaat tutvustab rannarootsi kultuuri

Tallinnas avatud mardilaat tutvustab rannarootsi kultuuri

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Mardi Fair in Tallinn introduces Coastal Swedish culture

Tallinnas on praegu . Seal on üle 200 meistri. Laadal tutvustatakse i ja d.
Rannarootslastel on oma kultuur. Näiteks teevad nad i ja pulmakroone. Nende on teistsugused kui teistes Eesti piirkondades.
Käsitöömeistrid näitavad oma töid. Näiteks on seal , mis on sarnane rannarootslaste omaga.
Laadalt saab osta erinevaid asju. Paljud inimesed , et näha ja osta d.
Mardilaat on hea koht, kus d. Seal saab õppida, kuidas teha asju oma kätega.
Laadal saab näha riistu. Näiteks tehakse puidust kirju ja . See teeb inimesi õnnelikuks.
There is currently a Mardi fair in Tallinn. There are over 200 craftsmen there. The fair introduces Coastal Swedish culture and crafts.
The Coastal Swedes have their own culture. For example, they make paper flowers and wedding crowns. Their folk costumes are different from other regions of Estonia.
Craftsmen showcase their works. For example, there is the Pakri wedding crown, which is similar to that of the Coastal Swedes.
You can buy various things at the fair. Many people come from afar to see and buy crafts.
The Mardi fair is a good place to teach young people woodwork. There you can learn how to make things with your own hands.
At the fair, you can see woodworking tools. For example, wooden marks are made, and names are carved into wood. This makes people happy.