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SKÍMA – Feldur
kr. 40.490,00Select optionsFur Hat w. Removable Tail – Rabbit/Redfox. Warm, Stylish, Fluffy.
Real fur, color may vary slightly.
Options:
– Redfox
– Natural Brown Rabbit
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Álftirnar kvaka – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cartÁlftirnar kvaka – Cushion Cover
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back.
The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.Stuffing is not included.
Size: 40 x 60 cm -
Káti nágranninn – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart“ The Cheerful Neighbour
In recente decades forestry has grown considerably in Iceland. A pleasant side effect of this is the country’s increasingly varied bird life. The common redpoll (Carduelis flammea) i sone of the bird species that favours birch forests and scrub land and hence is getting more and more common in the forests and gardens of Iceland.The common redpool is a tiny bird in the finch family that weighs only around 15g. I tis brownish-grey in colou rand is a characterized by a bright red patch on its forehead. The range of the species extends throughout the circumpolar Northern áreas. It stays in Iceland throughout the year and for many Icelanders it becomes a beloved neighbour during winter time; accepting seeds and fruits in gardens. Its cheerful singing and quick movements furthermore add some life to the company.
The Icelandic name for the common redpoll is ‘auðnutittlingur’. The word ‘auðna’ means faith or happiness. In older times it was believed to bring luck if travellers spotted or were led by a small bird on a trail. The word ‘auðnutittlingur’ is possible drawn from this old myth. ”
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back. The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 40 x 60 cm -
Risar hafsins – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart” Giants of the sea
Icelandic waters are home to a variety of whales, although many of them only spend the summer months there. The high productivity of the North Atlantic and the structure of the Icelandic coastal áreas offer a variety of habitats, suitable for many species with diferente needs. The sea around Iceland is therefore na importante feeding ground for many whales.
The Humpback whale (Megaptera noveangliae) migrates to the shores of Iceland in the summertime after having spend the winter months in more Southern locations. I tis a baleen whale and is easily identified by its long white flippers and the numerous barnacles on its body. Its body is mostly dark grey or black on top and partially white underneath. The fluke has unique patterns of black and white.
Professional whale watching is now one of the highlights for many tourists visiting Iceland. Whale watching is for exemple offered on Faxoflói and Breiðafjördur bays, but also in Eyjafjörður and Skjálfandi bay. A whale museu mis operated in the town of Hísavík in North, providing detailed and interesting information on whales. “
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back.The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 40 x 60 cm -
Urtubarn – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart” Harbour Seal
Humans and seals have coexisted in the arctic ecosystem for thousands of years. In older times, seals provided meat and skin for Icelanders. Today, however, seals play na insignificante economic role. Seals are curious creatures and have a certain mystique to them. Their beautiful eyes and calm gaze form na instante attraction and partly explain their strong presence in Icelandic folklore.Harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) and grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) are the only species to pup in Iceland, but a few others visit regularly. The harbour seal is the most common. It can get up to 2 m long and weighs over 100kg. The male is most often slightly larger than the female. In June, the female gives birth to on pup. I tis nurtured for 3 – 4 weeks, but after that it has to take care of itself.
The harbour seal resides mainly around the North Western coast of Iceland. In Vatnsnes peninsula seals can be watched in their natural environment at several oficial observing locations. A research and interpretation center (the Icelandic Seal Center), can also be found in the town of Hvammstangi in the same region. ”
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back. The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 40 x 60 cm -
Dirrindí – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart” Sound of Spring
After a harsh Icelandic winter, the arrival of migratory birds is a long-awaited sign of Spring. One bird in particular, the Golden Plover (Pluvialis Apricaria), is especially welcomed as the bearer of the new season. Each year, the first Golden Plovers are usually seen in April as they arrive in flocks and make their presence felt. For many Icelanders their singing is a sign that summer is around the corner.The Golden Plover winters in Great Britain, along the West coast of the European mainland, Gilbraltar and North Africa. They are amon Iceland’s most iconic summer birds and nest all over the country. They stand tal and like to position themselves where they can enjoy a good view over their surroundings. In late summer the Golden Plovers form flocks again and prepare for their journey to warmer climates.
The Golden Plover is cherished by most Icelanders for its beautiful appearance and distinctive singing. It has a strong presence in Icelandic literature and folklore, and is sung about in favoured folk songs. ”
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back. The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 40 x 60 cm -
Búningameistarinn – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart“ Master of disguise
The Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus muta) is a common bird in Iceland, as in most other parts of the Arctic Region. It nests all over the country, from the shore to the highlands. In the summertime the Ptarmigan feeds primarily on leaves, seeds and berries, but during winter, when the ground is covered with snow, birch and willow buds are the most importante food.The Ptarmigan uses camouflage to hide from predators. It sneaks around, attempting to blend into its surroundings, rather than relying on its fairly clumsy flying skills for an escape. It has seasonal plumagem; changing colours from Brown in summer to grey or speckled in autumn and white in winter. As a result it can be an easy prey for falcons in a winter thaw, and when the seasons change.
The Ptarmigan is cherished by most Icelanders. For some i tis a precious bird to be admired and protected, but to others i tis a game bird and a source of a festive meal. The Ptarmigan i salso na importante figure in folklore and poetry. Some people for exemple believe that if the Ptarmigan turns white early in the autumn a hard winter will follow.
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back. The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 50 x 50 cm -
Vinkonur – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart“ Friends So Fine
The Icelandic horse is a fascinating breed with unique qualities. Shaoed by the harsh elements and the freedom of Icelandic nature, i tis now sought after worldwide and bred to the highest standards. The Icelandic, as i tis commonly called internationally, is a sturdy, resiliente, good-tempered and adaptable breed. Unlike any other breed, it displays five gaits. Great variety in coat colou ris also one of its characteristics.For centuries the horse was the only means of transportation in Iceland as well as being an importante working animal. It was therefore referred to as “the most useful servant”. Icelandic farmers still use the horse to round up sheep, but nowadays most horses are kept for leisure riding and competition.
Each year thousands of foals are born in Iceland. Mosto f them are born outsider in grassy fields where the breeding mares roam in herds all year around. Breeders like to watch their foals closely in the beginning since they believe that the characteristics presented by young foals can predict their outcome in the future. These two fine friends both bear traditional Icelandic names, i.e. Fregn and Fornöld. They were borna t the farm Fornhagi II in North Iceland in the spring of 2006. They have now grown to be fine young meres and are considered to be of good potential. “
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back. The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 50 x 50 cm -
Hjónakornin – Cushion Cover
kr. 8.490,00Add to cart“ Friends So Fine
Iceland sits at a boundary between two continentes. This is reflected in the country’s birdlife. In iceland you can encounter bird species not found elsewhere in Europe. One of these species is Barrow’s Goldeneye (Bucephala Islandica), or the house-duck as i tis known in Iceland.This species is mainly found in NW-Canada but it also nests in the Lake Mývatn and Laxá área of Northern Iceland, which is where the pictured couples resides. This área. Which hosts a high number of bird species, is the only breeding ground of the house-duck in Iceland and many consider it to be the signature bird of the área. At Lake Mývatn it mainly nests in holes and crevices in the surrounding lava fields but also in barns and outbuildings at farms.
It has become customary for farmers in the Mývatn área to prepare nesting spots in their farm buildings, since back in the day the house-duck’s eggs were precious food. Nowadays this close community between man and bird first and foremost provides a valuable opportunity to observe this rare and attractive bird at close encounters. “
Made in Iceland from 100% cotton with amazing nature images on the front and a monochromatic fabric on the back. The printed pictures on the pads are not homogeneous which can create some slight color variations between the cushions of the same type.
Stuffing is not included.
Size: 50 x 50 cm -
Ceramic Plates – Guðbjörg
kr. 2.990,00Select optionsGuðbjörg – Ceramic Plates
Handmade in Icelandheight: 3 cm
weight: 11 cm -
Ceramic Plates – Guðbjörg
kr. 3.680,00Select optionsGuðbjörg – Ceramic Plates
Handmade in Icelandheight: 4 cm
weight: 14 cm -
Wooden Magnet – Geysir, Iceland
kr. 790,00Add to cartBeautiful wooden magnet of masonite.
Size 70×45 mm
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Wooden Magnet – “Eruption in Iceland”
kr. 790,00Add to cartBeautiful wooden magnet of masonite.
Size 70×45 mm
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Wooden Magnet – Vikings to fence
kr. 790,00Add to cartBeautiful wooden magnet of masonite.
Size 70×45 mm
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Leppalúði – Raven Design
kr. 1.290,00Add to cartThe Yule Lads, or Yulemen, (Icelandic: jólasveinarnir or jólasveinar) are characters from Icelandic folklore who in modern times have become the Icelandic version of Santa Claus. There are thirteen of these characters. They put rewards or punishments into shoes placed by children in window sills during the last thirteen nights before Christmas Eve. Every night, one Yuletide lad visits each child, leaving gifts or rotting potatoes, depending on the child’s behavior throughout the year.
The Yule Lads are traditionally said to be the sons of the mountain-dwelling trolls Grýla and Leppalúði. They would trek from the mountains to scare Icelandic children who misbehaved before Christmas. Additionally, the Yule Lads are often depicted with the Yule Cat, a beast that, according to folklore, eats children who don’t receive new clothes for Christmas.Icelandic Name: Leppalúði
Description: Father of the Yule Lads.
height: 10cm
width 7cm
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Skyrgámur – Raven Design
kr. 1.290,00Add to cartThe Yule Lads, or Yulemen, (Icelandic: jólasveinarnir or jólasveinar) are characters from Icelandic folklore who in modern times have become the Icelandic version of Santa Claus. There are thirteen of these characters. They put rewards or punishments into shoes placed by children in window sills during the last thirteen nights before Christmas Eve. Every night, one Yuletide lad visits each child, leaving gifts or rotting potatoes, depending on the child’s behavior throughout the year.
Icelandic Name: Skyrgámur
English Translation: Skyr-Gobbler
Description: A Yule Lad with an affinity for skyr.
height: 10cm
width 7cm
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Stekkjastaur – Raven Design
kr. 1.290,00Add to cartThe Yule Lads, or Yulemen, (Icelandic: jólasveinarnir or jólasveinar) are characters from Icelandic folklore who in modern times have become the Icelandic version of Santa Claus. There are thirteen of these characters. They put rewards or punishments into shoes placed by children in window sills during the last thirteen nights before Christmas Eve. Every night, one Yuletide lad visits each child, leaving gifts or rotting potatoes, depending on the child’s behavior throughout the year.
Icelandic Name: Stekkjarstaur
English Translation: Sheep-Cote Clod
Description: Harasses sheep, but is impaired by his stiff peg-legs.
height: 10cm
width 7cm
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Icelandic Raven – Saga Glass
kr. 2.640,00Add to cartSaga Glass Handmade Coasters
Each package contains not one but two coasters.
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Blue Lagoon – Saga Glass
kr. 2.640,00Add to cartSaga Glass Handmade Coasters
Each package contains not one but two coasters.
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Hekla Volcano – Saga Glass
kr. 2.640,00Add to cartSaga Glass Handmade Coasters
Each package contains not one but two coasters.
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Geysir – Saga Glass
kr. 2.640,00Add to cartSaga Glass Handmade Coasters
Each package contains not one but two coasters.
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I Love magnet collection
kr. 390,00 – kr. 2.340,00Select optionsI Love magnet collection:
I Love Puffins,
I Love Horses,
I Love Whales,
I Love Dogs,
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Bit of Iceland, Coins
kr. 1.190,00Add to cartPiece of Iceland – Coins
They were once used as currency but now they are used for collecting or as souvenirs.
Contains: 50pcs, of coins and a list over Icelandic coins.
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Dress / Necklace – Ísfold
kr. 12.900,00Select optionsOne of a kind close-fitting sweater dress, designed and knitted by hand, accompanied by a mix of Coral and Black Lava necklace, also unique and handmade.
Design & Handmade by Ísfold.
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Dress / Necklace – Ísfold
kr. 12.900,00Select optionsOne of a kind close-fitting sweater dress, designed and knitted by hand from Icelandic wool with leather shoulder straps, accompanied by a mix of Lava Stone, Swarovski and Sterling Silver necklace, also unique and handmade.
Design & Handmade by Ísfold.
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Dress / Necklace – Ísfold
kr. 18.700,00Select optionsOne of a kind close-fitting sweater dress, designed and knitted by hand from Icelandic wool, accompanied by a mix of Lava Stone, Swarovski and Sterling Silver necklace, also unique and handmade.
Design & Handmade by Ísfold.
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Dress / Necklace – Ísfold
kr. 18.700,00Select optionsOne of a kind close-fitting sweater dress, designed and knitted by hand from Alpakka and Mohair, accompanied by a mix of Lava Stone, Swarovski and Sterling Silver necklace, also unique and handmade.
Design & Handmade by Ísfold.
ON SALE !
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