Days of Yore Travel: textiles

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Saturday, December 13, 2014

Woven Celtic Pattern from the La Tène Period

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These are reconstruction of the original woven border patterns form textile found in Hochdorf grave in Germany. Unlike other Celtic patterns with knotwork or spirals, this particular clan chose diamond and Swastika shapes, making it unique for Celtic clothing.

These are authentic reconstructions from garments made 5,000 years ago. It was only in the early 20th century did the Swastika gain a sinister meaning. Up until then, the Swastika was a popular symbol in many cultures through out the world, and generally were considered a good luck charm.

With Days of Yore Travel, you can learn from Celtic experts how to weave original celtic border or woven belt and bring home a truely original souvenir.