Pahka-Ateljee
In the village of Mellalahti in Ylitornio, the small home museum Pahka-Ateljee presents the life’s work of burl artist Urho Kangas.
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About the museum
Pahka-Ateljee is a small home museum in Mellalahti village in Ylitornio, and it is known as the smallest home museum in Finland. The museum contains old objects that were important to the burl artist Urho Kangas.
Urho Kangas made works from burls for almost 70 years, from the forests of his home area of Ylitornio. He worked the burls only lightly, so that their natural forms remained visible.
Highlights
- Studio known as the smallest home museum in Finland
- Burl works by Urho Kangas
- Old objects from the artist’s life
Permanent exhibition
- Urho Kankaan kotimuseo – The small home museum displays old objects that were important to the burl artist Urho Kangas.
Admission & discounts
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Kids & families
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Amenities & dining
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Opening hours and visits are arranged by contacting the studio. |
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