Farvots
Farvots are a type of traditional, hand-woven textile originating from the island of Gotland in Sweden. The term "farvot" is derived from the Swedish word "farva," which means "to weave." These textiles are known for their intricate patterns and vibrant colors, often featuring geometric designs and floral motifs. Farvots are typically made from wool or linen and are characterized by their dense, tightly woven structure.
The production of farvots involves a complex weaving process that requires skill and patience. Weavers use
Farvots have a rich cultural significance in Gotland, where they are often used in traditional clothing, home