The Icelandic word “valkyrja” (e. valkyrie) comes from Norse mythology and means “chooser of the slain”. The Valkyries were female figures who chose the men and women who died courageously in battle and carried them to Valhalla. In Valhalla they lived with the gods, battling during the day and feasting in the night and would eventually fight at...

Traditional Icelandic wool sweater/pullover. Also available as a cardigan here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/hundslappadrifa-...

Traditional Icelandic wool sweater/cardigan. Also available as a pullover here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/hundslappadrifa-...

Traditional Icelandic wool sweater/pullover for children. The word Sumarlok is Icelandic for “End of summer”. This sweater is perfect for children playing outside at the end of summer when the days and evenings are getting a bit chilly.

Traditional Icelandic wool sweater/pullover. The word Kuldaboli comes from Icelandic folklore and is a creature that is the image of cold. This one will keep you warm during winter when Kuldaboli is running around.

Soft and warm wool sweater/cardigan with traditional Icelandic lopapeysa pattern. The Icelandic word “gullmoli” means “piece of gold” and is often used for people who are dear to us, especially children. This sweater will keep your little gullmoli warm.