Pagan Sky
by Zanete Knits
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The pagan sky was inspired by Latvian folklore and the energetic significance of ancient Latvian signs of strength.
In Latvian mythology, the sky is considered to be the oldest deity of the cult of light, it is the roof of the world, the sphere in which the leading force resides. The sweater is knitted from alpaca yarn and accented with combinations of amber Latvian characters. They show the sign of Dievs (God) - the basis of all Latvian writings, the sign of the feminine Saule (Sun), the cross of Māra and elements of Austra (dawn) tree. These strong Latvian signs were used by our ancestors for beauty, strength and protection and are still very much in use today.
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Sizes
Yarn
DK Weight
Needles
4 mm (60 cm), 4.5 mm (60 cm), 3.5 mm
Gauge
20 sts = 10 cm
Pattern language
English, Latvian
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The pagan sky was inspired by Latvian folklore and the energetic significance of ancient Latvian signs of strength. In Latvian mythology, the sky is…
