Finnmark (Norwegian Lapland), the Porsangerfjorden (the Southern Part) Early 20th century
The difference between the costume and its figurine depiction:
Olmay-kafts, woolen shoulderwear worn over other shoulderwear items both in summer and in winter, formed the basis of a men's everyday costume. The sculpture depicts a fur coat, which does not correlate with the summer leather footwear. The Saami wore the massive sheath with a hunting knife on leather belts only, while the figurine features a woven belt. The accessory seen on the neck of the porcelain figurine could not be part of the men’s clothing as it is a women’s handbag used for storing sewing necessities.
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