Please Note:
I am living in London, UK right now, and am in the midst of moving to another flat.
I am not accepting any new weaving orders at this time.
Please do contact me though, if you wish to discuss a future order, once I get my looms set up again.

Päivätär

In Finnish mythology and the epic poem "Kalevala",
Päivätär was the Weaving and Spinning Goddess.

"Twas the fair maid of the North
the Land's famous, water's choice
sat on the sky's collar bow
upon heaven's arch
shimmered in clean clothes
and in white garments;
cloth of gold she is weaving
of silver she is working
from a gold shuttle
with a silver reed.
The shuttle whizzed in her grasp
in her hand the spool swivelled
the heddles of copper creaked
the silver reed slammed
as the maid wove cloth."

Kalevala

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