Looks like they’re for the sleeves on the shirt under the bunad, so yeah😊
djxfade on
Hard to tell. There’s no single national dress. Every region has their own designs with their own intricate rules for accessories.
Perhaps you could do a reverse image search, or check the products on Sylvsmidja.no
TriHell on
Just remember, there are no „The“ bunad, as in one.
There are over 400 different bunads in Norway, from every nook, cranny, and distric, showing distinctive differences in both textiles and silver/pewter.
Try to find what bunad it belongs to. Hints to how is to find where the buttons might have been made.
Ink-kink on
If they’re regular buttons that can be sewn on, it’s just as likely they’ll be used on a knitted garment, like a traditional kofte. You can absolutely get pewter buttons for a bunad, but they’re often made of silver.
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Looks like they’re for the sleeves on the shirt under the bunad, so yeah😊
Hard to tell. There’s no single national dress. Every region has their own designs with their own intricate rules for accessories.
Perhaps you could do a reverse image search, or check the products on Sylvsmidja.no
Just remember, there are no „The“ bunad, as in one.
There are over 400 different bunads in Norway, from every nook, cranny, and distric, showing distinctive differences in both textiles and silver/pewter.
Try to find what bunad it belongs to. Hints to how is to find where the buttons might have been made.
If they’re regular buttons that can be sewn on, it’s just as likely they’ll be used on a knitted garment, like a traditional kofte. You can absolutely get pewter buttons for a bunad, but they’re often made of silver.