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an image of a circle with birds and other things on it
the shadow of a person holding a large object in front of a red sign with an arrow on it
Juksakka ~ the bow woman, protector and guardian of children, the woman with the arrow, one of the Mattarahkka's next generation manifestations of 3 daughters. Sámi
an image of different symbols that are in the language of words and numbers on paper
ritual drum – 2depressed2getdressed blog
Some Sami drum symbols More
an abstract painting with different shapes and colors
Åse Margrethe Hansen/Helt på vidda. Oil pastel on paper, 2007
four paintings are shown on the wall with paintbrushes next to them and one has an orange sky
Kaamosaurinko ja porot, taiteilijat 3-5v
the sun and other objects are drawn in black ink on white paper, with small circles around it
Noitarumpujen kuviot Skandinaviassa
Sun, moon, stars in sámi art
an image of different animals and plants in black ink on white paper with water drops coming from them
Noitarumpujen kuviot Skandinaviassa
Beaver symbol in sámi art
a red and white sign with the word love written on it's back side
Sarakka ~ the cleaving woman, fertility, menstruation, love, sexuality, pregnancy and childbirth.She is one of the Mattarahkka's next generation manifestations of 3 daughters...
some black and white drawings with animals on them
Noitarumpujen kuviot Skandinaviassa
Bear and bear´s nest symbol in sámi art
various types of boats drawn in black ink on white paper, each with different lines and shapes
Noitarumpujen kuviot Skandinaviassa
Boats in sámi art
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an image of birds drawn in black and white
Noitarumpujen kuviot Skandinaviassa
Bird symbol in sámi art
an old black and white drawing of different animals
Noitarumpujen kuviot Skandinaviassa
Animal symbols in sámi art
a black and white photo of two forks on a clothes line with the word's logo
Sarakka
UKSAKKA Uksakka (door-woman) lived under the door of the cot. She guarded the door and helped parents watch the kids. At birth, it was her task to receive the child in its entry into the world. Uksakka protected child, especially when it would take its first step, so that it would not fall and get hurt. They offered drinks for her on the ground at her home in horny door.
four different types of drawings with people on boats in the water and one is holding a flag
Shaman´s drum symbols in Scandinavia
Sarakka, Juksakka, and Uksakka. Sami goddesses. Akka-goddesses. In Sámi mythology, the first akka was Maderakka and her daughters were Sarakka, Uksakka and Juksakka. Some Sámi thought they lived under their kota tents. Sarakka helped during the pregnancy. Juksakka had a bow and she guided boys.
a colorful piece of art made out of paper
Oppilas itse piirsi mallin tai käytti valmista mallia, huopaan kiinni ja jäteväripaperisuikaleista kuviosaksilla koristeet. (Alkuopettajat FB -sivustosta / Kristiina Pakkanen)