Herskr
Herskr is a term used to describe the traditional Icelandic woolen scarf, also known as a "hringeyska" or "hřebnkjöls". The name is derived from the Icelandic language, where "her" means "wool" and "skr" is a suffix indicating a type of clothing. Herskr scarves are typically made from thick, soft wool, often in natural colors such as white, grey, or brown.
Herskr scarves have a long history in Icelandic culture, dating back to the Viking era. They were
Traditionally, herskr scarves were made by hand, a time-consuming and labor-intensive process that required skill and
Today, herskr scarves continue to be an important part of Icelandic cultural heritage. They are often worn
Despite its limited recognition outside of Iceland, the herskr scarf remains an iconic symbol of Icelandic