Kaisa Jouhki is a Finnish folk musician and composer known for her work in the genre of traditional Finnish folk music. She is particularly recognized for her mastery of the jouhikko, a traditional Finnish bowed lyre, which she integrates into her performances to revive and reinterpret ancient Finnish melodies. Notable works include her albums "Sata vuotta" and "Jouhikkosävelmiä," where she combines folk traditions with contemporary influences, showcasing her unique approach to Finnish cultural heritage. Jouhki's music often features elements of storytelling and connection to nature, deeply rooted in the Finnish landscape and folklore. Her impact on music is significant as she contributes to the preservation and revitalization of Finnish folk traditions, while also appealing to modern audiences through innovative arrangements and collaborations with other artists. Jouhki’s work not only highlights the rich musical heritage of Finland but also encourages younger generations to explore and embrace their cultural roots. Through her performances and recordings, she fosters a greater appreciation for traditional music in a contemporary context.