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Tree God Park in Pinsi\u00f6<\/h1>
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Tree God Park is based on wood sculptures made according to the ancient Finnish sculpture tradition. In the past, sculptures of wooden gods were used around houses as a warning to passers-by and as a welcome to those on the right track. Wishes were made to the wood gods for hunting and fishing luck and they were also used for various magical deliveries.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The friends who founded the park, Kari Manninen, Jari Antila and Pasi Ahokas, were looking for a model to make sculptures of traditional Finnish wooden gods, but none could be found. A newspaper article led them to the Finnish forests in Sweden, from which they went to Pinsiö to take an example. The artists Jari Antila, Kari Manninen and a few other sculptors are responsible for the realization of the park and the creation of the sculptures. Most of the creators are self-taught carvers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Pictures from the archive of the park implementers<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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ADDRESS <\/strong>Rajalantie 37, 39150 Nokia
OPEN <\/strong>24\/7
FEE <\/strong>Free access. You can pay the voluntary payment with MobilePay.
PARKING <\/strong>Plenty of parking spaces. The destination is not accessible.
MORE INFORMATION<\/strong> www.kivisavu.com<\/a>, Jari Antila, antila@valonokia.com<\/a>, puh. 0400 733 288.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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