The Finnish 2 euro standard circulation coin features a design that reflects the nation's cultural heritage and connection to the natural world. On the national side, the coin depicts two cloudberries, known as 'lakka' in Finnish, along with their distinctive leaves and flowers. This iconic plant, which thrives in the northern marshlands, serves as a symbol of the Finnish landscape and the country's unique botanical diversity. The design was created by Raimo Heino and has remained a consistent emblem of Finland within the Eurozone since the introduction of the currency. The reverse side follows the standard European map design common to all member states. This coin was issued in 2001 with a total mintage of 29,049,000 pieces.