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Bridal Hat
Bridal hat from Tinn, Telemark. The hat is covered with red wool, brocaded silk bands and silver lace. The crown of the hat is adorned with crossing silver ribbons topped with silk bows. Silver ornaments encircle the brim and crown, and long silk ribbons attach in the back.
Photo: Anne-Lise Reinsfelt - Norsk Folkemuseum
Mittens, Fyresdal
Needlebound white wool mittens, embroidered in dyed wool and camel threads. Made at some point in the 19th century in Fyresdal, Telemark.
Sadly there were no more pictures of this gorgeous pair.
photo: Vest-Telemark Museum
Gro Kjelleberg and Bjugen Sagneskare, Valle
Adolph Tidemand 1848
Shirt from Notodden
Linen shirt in the older loose arm style, made in 1828. Embroideries in wool threads. From Notodden, Telemark.
Photos: Anne-Lise Reinsfelt- Norsk Folkemuseum
Apron
Wool brocade apron with a green silk band applique, decorated with a strand of dots and white silk circles. The bottom has a saw tooth trim in a patterned creamy pink silk decorated with long glass beads, then is bound in a different light silk.
likely 19th century from Notodden, Telemark.
Photos by Eva Brænd - Norsk Folkemuseum
Needlebound Mitts
Pair of embroidered needlebound mitts, made in Heddal, Telemark in 1727.
Norsk Folkemuseum - Photographer Eva Brænd
Both needlebinding and embroidery are entirely in wool.
unknown if base colour is just white sheep or bleached in some way.
intitials "PT SS"
Ole Andersen Stamstad
Adolph Tidemand - 1843
Sami Girl in Newest Fashions, 1830
Johannes Flintoe
Mourning Dress in Hålandsdal
the church in the background was built in 1726, but contains parts that may date as far back as 1306.
Embroidered Bodice
Bodice, likely for bridal wear from Telemark. Date of creation unknown. The main fabric is white cotton, edged in black wool.
photos: Eva Brænd - Norsk Folkemuseum
Woolen needlebound mittens, embroidered with wool threads. Made some time in the first half of the 19th century. From Valle in Setesdal.
Photo: Nasjonalmuseet
Mittens
Photo: Eva Brænd - Norsk Folkemuseum
Mittens in white woven wool. Embroidered in reds, blues, green, black, and white dyed wool yarns.
From Sauherad, Telemark.
Bride from Vikøy in Hardanger
by Adolph Tidemand 7. july 1849
which one?
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A (NF.1992-1542)
B (NF.1992-2088)
C (NF.1992-1525)
D (NF.1992-1535)
Womans shirt from Bø in Telemark. Made in 1844. Linen fabric with wool and cotton embroidery.
Photographed by Eva Brænd / Norsk Folkemuseum
Mans embroidered cotton shirt from Telemark. Made between 1800-1840.
Photographed by Anne-Lise Reisfelt / Norsk Folkemuseum