The Finnish 2 euro standard circulation coin features the iconic design of the cloudberry, a plant native to the northern regions of the country. Known locally as lakka, this golden-yellow fruit is depicted with its distinctive leaves and flowers, symbolising the unique flora of the Finnish wilderness. The design, created by Raimo Heino, reflects the nation's deep connection to its natural landscape and the significance of the Nordic environment in Finnish culture. Surrounding the central motif are the twelve stars of the European Union, representing the unity and shared values of the member states. This standard issue was minted in 2013 with a total mintage of 853,500 coins.