Viking, Norse, Anglo Saxon, Nalbinding hats, Hand spun wool and alpaca
My Nalbinding hats have been on display at the Buxton Museum. Buxton is a market town in Derbyshire, England.
CA$89.00
In the heart of the Viking Age, artisans skilled in the ancient craft of nalbinding transformed hand-spun wool and luxurious alpaca fibers into remarkable hats that served both functional and decorative purposes. These exquisite pieces, steeped in Norse tradition, were not only practical for enduring the harsh Scandinavian winters but also reflected the cultural identity of the Anglo-Saxon communities. Each hat, woven with intricate patterns and vibrant colors, echoed the rich history of the era, blending utility with artistry. As these skilled craftspeople passed down their techniques through generations, the nalbinding hat became a symbol of resilience and creativity—an enduring testament to the ingenuity of Viking and Anglo-Saxon societies, where every stitch told a story of heritage and survival. Perfect for reenactors, sca, and Ren fairs.
My Nalbinding hats have been on display at the Buxton Museum. Buxton is a market town in Derbyshire, England.
PLEASE MEASURE YOUR HEAD. MEASURE ABOVE YOUR EARS AND BROW FOR A PERFECT FIT.
This hat is made with the Oslo stitch which stretches so it will fit a variety of sizes.