módelið
Módelið is a term primarily used in Icelandic to refer to a specific type of traditional Icelandic wool sweater, often associated with the cultural heritage of the country. These sweaters are renowned for their intricate knitting patterns, vibrant colors, and high-quality wool, typically made from Icelandic sheep known as *lambswool*. The craft of making módelið sweaters has deep historical roots, dating back centuries, and was traditionally hand-knitted by women in rural communities.
The term *módelið* itself can sometimes be used more broadly to describe any traditional Icelandic sweater,
Modern módelið sweaters are still hand-knitted using traditional techniques, though some variations may incorporate machine-knitting for