Västmanland

Mistletoe is Västmanland's province flower. In Nordic mythology Balder was killed by an arrow made from a mistletoe.
Deer is a small deer that occurs in Europe and Asia. It is Västmanland's province animal.
Railway in Arboga, the station is on the Mälarbanan's stretch between Örebro and Västerås. It also counts as the starting point for the Svealandsbanan towards Eskilstuna.
Sala silver mine is a silver deposit and former mine in Sala. It was in continuous operation from the 15th century until 1908. The mine closed in 1962
Loka Brunn quickly became popular, especially among the Swedish royalty. King Adolf Fredrik documented in 1761 that he had his migraine cured at Loka Brunn. His son, Gustav III, enjoyed himself so well at Loka Brunn that he built his own house - the King's Building - which is still in use today. It was also Gustav III who planted the kitchen garden, where our chefs still harvest herbs today.
Strömholm Castle, Gustav Vasa laid the foundation for Strömsholm Castle when he had a royal farm built on an islet in Kolbäcksån in the 1550s.
Sweden's first car. Gustaf Erikson designed the first Swedish car with a petrol engine in 1897-1898.
Järle station house, is Sweden's oldest preserved and operating station house. The station in Järle was built in 1854 and since April 2005 is a a listed building.
City Hall in Västerås, City Hall was built in stages between 1953 and 1988 according to drawings by city architect Sven Ahlbom. The stately building has façades of granite and facing the castle, facades of marble. The roof is covered with copper. The 65meter high city hall tower houses Sweden's largest carillon.
The flatrod system, Christoffer Polhem, who was also called "the father of Swedish mechanics" designed the the flatrod system for use in mines. The bar passage consists of three parts; a water wheel, a link system and a hook mechanism.
Anundshögen is considered Sweden's largest burial mound. It was built sometime between AD 500 and 1050, and forms together with the twin ships a magnificent monument unique to all of Sweden.
Ebba Brahe's gazebo. In an islet in the mill pond is a pink-painted and octagonal pavilion that bears Ebba Brahe's name. It is the country's oldest gazebo from1636.
Kopparberg's courthouse is a listed building in Kopparberg. The courthouse is located at Gruvstugesquare and has its origins in a mining cabin built in 1642, which also served as the first courthouse for the Ljusnarsberg district established in 1840.

Structure: Bound Rosepath
Reed: 40/10, 6 shaft och 6 pedals
Size: 42,8 x 60 cm

Includes Weaving Pattern and weft
1-Pack  Warp 2,40 m
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