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"Sarvikampa" is a 1954 documentary that offers an ethnographic look at traditional craftsmanship. Directed by Suomi-Filmi, the film showcases the intricate process of making a horn comb, featuring 85-year-old Eemil Alarik Ahlrot from Turku.
Sarvikampa is quite rare in collector circles, primarily because of its limited distribution as a documentary. The film has been released in various formats over the years, but finding a good quality print can be a challenge. Its unique subject matter and portrayal of traditional craftsmanship resonate with collectors who appreciate ethnographic films. The scarcity and the cultural significance of the content make it a noteworthy piece for those focused on preserving craft history in cinema.
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"Sarvikampa" was produced by Suomi-Filmi.
The film features Carl-Erik Creutz and 85-year-old Eemil Alarik Ahlrot from Turku.
"Sarvikampa" was released in 1954.
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