Bunad silver is an important part of Norway’s national costume tradition. A bunad is a traditional Norwegian costume worn for celebrations and special occasions, where silver jewelry plays a central role, expressing craftsmanship, identity, and belonging.
The silver we create is connected to traditional costumes shaped by different landscapes and ways of life – from coast and fjords to mountains and rural communities. While many of these garments are of recent origin, the silver draws on local history, nature, and craft traditions, where plants, flowers, and natural forms play a central role.
For the Finnmarksbunad, the Altabunad, and the Norwegian Fjellbygdsbunad, each piece of silver is developed with respect for place, materials, and form. Every piece has its own character, shaped by nature and carefully adapted to the garments. The silver for the Kystdrakt is inspired by coastal flora and fauna and the shimmering sea. Havblikk is one of two options, reflecting the light and movement along the shoreline. Silver for the Kystdrakt can only be ordered through Kystdrakten.no.
The silver is an essential part of the costume. It ties the expression together, adds weight and durability, and continues a craft tradition where form and function go hand in hand.
Bunad Silver
Bunad Silver
Bunad Silver
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Bunad Silver
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Bunad Silver
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