More and more 20-to-30-year-olds spend Christmas Eve at a bar. Inviting friends over to spend the holidays is a new phenomenon in Finland. In spite of all this, traditions seem to be far more important now than for previous generations.
Text Heini Lehtinen
Photos Miika Saksi
Column by Antti Nylén
Christmas is truly gone, and it won’t return.
Photos Sanna Lehto
At We Got Beef’s Christmas bazaar, designers sell their own products, customers can try haggling and santa hats may end up on the catwalk.
Text Teemu Fiilin
Finnish designers could lead the way to more design-oriented Christmas. What would new Finnish Christmas approach look like?
Text Anni Puolakka & Jenna Sutela
Illustration Santtu Mustonen
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Didrichsen Museum
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