Linen Yarn, Barley Fire Steel Neil Price is Distinguished Professor

Neil Price is Distinguished Professor of Archaeology at Uppsala University

100 fragments of different silk fabrics were also found in the single grave of Oseberg

It is also available as a pendant (the original find was a brooch) here: Repton Pendant

A beautiful ring with a classic knotwork design named after Rán

Linen Yarn, Barley Fire Steel Neil Price is Distinguished ProfessorLinen was an essential part of the Viking Age. This linen yarn can be used in handicraft projects as well as for knitting. It is exceptionally soft and has the natural qualities that give knitted and crocheted pieces a beautiful drape. It feels airy and comfortable against the skin, making it a joy to work with and wear. Produced by a long established Swedish spinning mill with deep expertise in linen, it delivers outstanding quality and a refined,