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The designers of Projects from EGA’s Past have generously provided these to EGA. EGA is making these available for purchase to preserve and share our heritage. Proceeds benefit EGA programs.
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One of Sweden’s most recognized provinces is Dalarna, long famous for the decorative red and blue Dala horses. Another, less well-known folk art also comes from this area – the needlework technique called Sollerosom (or Soleron.) This unique form of stitching is found on the textiles of Lake Siljan, a lake located in central Sweden that was created as a result of a meteorite impact. Solleron Island, which is located on this lake, has given its name to the unique technique created there.
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The designers of Projects from EGA’s Past have generously provided these to EGA. EGA is making these available for purchase to preserve and share our heritage. Proceeds benefit EGA programs.
Number of Pages | 41 |
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Author | Phyllis Maurer |
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