Clothed Straw Puppets in Estonian Folk Calendar Tradition
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Photos:
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Photo 1.
- A straw puppet, Mihkli parish. (Eisen 1931a: 74).
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Photo 2.
- An ash boy from Karksi parish.
Photo: E. Selleke. EFA, Photography Archives, no. 1297.
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Photo 3.
- An ash boy from Karksi parish.
Photo: R. Hansen, 1966. EFA, Photography Archives, no. 4986.
Maps:
Map 1.- The making of the metsik (cf. Laakmann, Anderson 1934: 25).
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Map 2.
- The driving out of the kada
(cf. Lätt 1970: 123).
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Map 3.
- Making clothed straw figures at Christmas and New Year's Eve (Tahma-Toomas, nääripoiss, etc.).
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Map 4.
- Making clothed straw figures on
Ash Wednesday (tuhkapoiss, tuhatüdruk, etc.).