Norwegian dress

My wife dressed up in a "bunad", a Norwegian national costume. In Norway there are several different types of bunads. This one is called a Rogalandsbunad.

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A young Norwegian woman, posing in a photographic studio wearing peasant dress. Coloured photograph by Søstrene Persen, 1901.

---------------------DRESS---------------- This dress is made of cotton muslin. The sleeves snap together for an easy fit; while the neck is buttoned for a pretty effect. The neck is also trimmed in lace and the skirt is pleated at the bottom. The look is finished off with a red sash with red fridge at the end. This style is traditionally worn on December 13th to celebrate Santa Lucia. Please wear this cultural dress with respect and care. ---------COMPLETE THE LOOK----- Santa Lucia Crown…

Hello everybody! Are you wondering how it is to live in Norway? It’s not good, way to long, cold and freezy winters, and way too short summers. If you want a tan, DO NOT MOVE TO NORWAY! Just …

Hello all, This is the second part of my overview of the costumes of Norway. This will cover the central row of provinces in Eastern Norway, the yellow and orange ones on the map below, minus the ones I covered in the first article. This includes the provinces of Oppland, Buskerud, Telemark, and East and West Agder. All of these have at least some areas in which folk costumes were a living tradition or within living memory at the beginning of the 20th cent. The National Bunad Council Bunad…

Hello all, Part three of this overview is forthcoming. I was asked about the costumes of Trondelag, and so I wrote this one first. This is the fourth part of my overview of Norwegian Costumes. This will cover all of Norway from Trondelag north. Here Norway starts to overlap Sapmi, commonly called Lappland. I will not be covering the Saami costumes of Norway, as I have already written about them. They are a completely separate costume tradition, and it makes no sense to separate the part…

Traditional, Ukrainian dress.