Craft Museum of Finland

Craft Museum of Finland is a historical center in Jyvaskyla. Like the other national master galleries in Finland, its errand is to advance and guide historical center exercises and organize exhibition hall participation in the field of crafts. The historical center likewise does likewise examine, recording and display work inside its field. Choice to set up a Craft exhibition hall in Finland was made as of now amid the long stretches of autonomic Grand Duchy of Finland: The Senate of Finland planned subsidizing for the historical center since 1890.

The historical center worked under various associations, and in 1933 it was suspended. The exhibition hall restarted in 1982. It moved to its present area in 2000. The accumulations currently incorporate more than 17000 items. The dominant part of old things are materials, for example, bits of fabric, strips and different tablecloths. The historical's center will probably add to the gathering basic wonders of the handicraft culture from the present day.

Writer and craft educator Tyyne-Kerttu Virkki gave her accumulation of 3000 things to the gallery in 2010. The National Costume Center of Finland fills in as a major aspect of the Craft Museum. The Center showcases national outfits and other conventional dress of Finland.