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401 use of amulets or talismans for protection Scandinavia The use of amulets or talismans for protection is a less common and possibly viewed as old-fashioned practice in Scandinavian culture. 1
402 use of communal land Scandinavia Local authorities in Scandinavia regulate and manage communal land use to balance individual and collective interests. 1
403 use of fishing nets Scandinavia Traditional fishing nets in Scandinavia are designed for catching specific species and are often inherited through generations. 1
404 use of floral wreaths Scandinavia In Scandinavia, floral wreaths are traditionally used in midsummer and pagan rituals as a symbol of the cycle of life. 1
405 use of herbal remedies Scandinavia In Scandinavia, the use of herbal remedies is less common due to easy access to modern medical facilities and pharmaceuticals. 1
406 use of incense Scandinavia Incense is commonly used in Scandinavia for relaxation and aroma therapy. 1
407 use of natural elements Scandinavia Scandinavian culture values using natural elements in interior design and furniture for their simplicity and connection to nature. 1
408 using indoor slippers Scandinavia In Scandinavia, it is a common practice to wear indoor slippers at home for cleanliness and comfort. 1
409 valerian root Scandinavia Valerian root has been historically used for its sedative properties in Scandinavian culture. 1
410 veil Scandinavia In Scandinavia, veils are primarily associated with historical or theatrical costumes rather than everyday clothing. 1
411 views on contraception Scandinavia In Scandinavia, contraception is seen as a crucial aspect of women's reproductive health and empowerment. 1
412 viking longships Scandinavia Viking longships symbolized power and exploration for the Vikings in Scandinavian culture. 1
413 villa Scandinavia In Scandinavia, villas are typically considered to be large country houses with ample gardens, generally used as primary homes rather than luxurious vacation properties. 1
414 village chief Scandinavia The traditional role of a village chief in Scandinavian culture is primarily portrayed in folklore and historical representations in literature and media. 1
415 wall decor Scandinavia Scandinavian wall decor focuses on minimalism and simplicity in design. 1
416 warmth Scandinavia In Scandinavian culture, warmth is highly valued due to the cold climate and reliance on heating systems. 1
417 waste sorting Scandinavia Scandinavian countries have highly organized waste sorting systems with strict regulations and penalties for improper waste disposal. 1
418 water source Scandinavia Scandinavia has abundant natural water sources including lakes and rivers. 1
419 wearing colorful clothing Scandinavia In Scandinavia, wearing colorful clothing is less common, with a preference for more subdued colors. 1
420 weather small talk Scandinavia In Scandinavia, weather small talk is a common and important topic for everyday conversations. 1
421 weeding Scandinavia Weeding is crucial for maintaining agricultural lands in Scandinavia's short growing season. 1
422 wheelbarrow Scandinavia The wheelbarrow is used in Scandinavia for transporting heavy items over snowy or icy terrain, such as firewood. 1
423 whitefish Scandinavia Whitefish is a staple in traditional Scandinavian and Russian cuisines, prepared and eaten in various dishes such as smoked, pickled, or in soups. 1
424 wind patterns Scandinavia Wind patterns in Scandinavia influence wildlife migration, hunting, and natural resource management. 1
425 winter coat Scandinavia Winter coats in Scandinavia are typically water and windproof and heavily insulated. 1
426 winter horse races Scandinavia Winter horse races are a popular and traditional sport in Scandinavia, often held on frozen lakes or tracks. 1
427 wood finishes Scandinavia In Scandinavia, natural wood finishes like linseed oil and beeswax are preferred to maintain the light and natural appearance of wood. 1
428 woolen felt Scandinavia Woolen felt is used in traditional Scandinavian clothing and home items for warmth and insulation. 1
429 yule Scandinavia Yule is a festive winter holiday in Scandinavia with traditions of lighting the yule log and decorating the yule tree. 1