MEDICINE WEAVINGS.

I AM THE WEAVER OF PURE WOOLLEN UNIQUE WARM WRAPS WOVEN WITH LAYERS OF STORIES, LIFE AND VIBRATION.

EVERY SINGLE WEAVING CARRIES A LEVEL OF OLD WORLD WILDNESS AND FREEDOM. SOMETIMES I CREATE AN ARMOUR AND SOMETIMES A COCOON.

I LOOK AT THIS WORLD WITH ANCIENT EYES. Seiðr

IN MY WEAVINGS I USE MOSTLY WOOL FROM HERITAGE SHEEP BREEDS. THEIR WOOL IS DIFFERENT THAN THAT OF THE NEWER BREEDS OR FACTORY TREATED FIBRES. THE WOOL I USE.. IT HAS A MIND OF ITS OWN AND EVERY WEAVING IS UNIQUE.

FINDING AND WORKING THE WOOL, SPINNING AND WEAVING EVERY GORGEOUS UNCOMMON PIECE, TAKES PRECIOUS TIME AND IN THAT TIME EXIST MORE OF THE DEEP LAYERS. FUTURES AND PAST.

WHEN YOU WANT TO ORDER ONE OF THE AVAILABLE WEAVINGS OR COMMISSION A PIECE JUST USE THE CONTACT FORM.

PURE WOOLLEN HAND-MADE WEAVING

MOON TIME 1.

A HAND-MADE WEAVING

‘COAST’.

MEDICINE WEAVING

‘STANDING STONES.’ NR 1.

A WOOLLEN HAND-MADE WEAVING

‘VIKING MAN’.

WOOLLEN WEAVING MOON TIME 2.

MEDICINE WEAVING

‘STANDING STONES’ NR 2.

WOOLLEN WEAVING

MOON TIME 3.

WOOLLEN MEDICINE WEAVING FROM THE BLACK FOREST.

PURE WOOLLEN MEDICINE WEAVING.

‘WILD ONE.’

‘WILD ONE’ -persons, "self-willed, lacking restraint," late Old English; also of a region, "unpeopled, without civilization." Of wind and weather.

WOOLLEN MEDICINE WRAP. ‘SAGA.’

‘A SAGA’ - long narrative composition of Iceland or Norway in the Middle Ages featuring heroic adventure and fantastic journeys,

PURE WOOLLEN WEAVING IN THE SERIES ‘THE WYRD’

‘THE WYRD’ is reconstructed to be from Proto-Germanic *wurthiz (source also of Old Saxon wurd, Old High German wurt "fate," Old Norse urðr "fate, one of the three Norns.

PURE WOOLLEN WRAP.

‘REST.’

‘REST’ - The original prehistoric signification of the Germanic noun was perhaps a measure of distance; compare Old High German rasta, which in addition to "rest" meant "league of miles," Old Norse rost "league, distance after which one rests,

WOOLLEN ANCESTRAL WEAVING.

A WEAVING IN THE SERIES ‘THE WYRD.’

‘THE WYRD’ is reconstructed to be from Proto-Germanic *wurthiz .source also of Old Saxon wurd, Old High German wurt "fate," Old Norse urðr "fate, one of the three Norns.