About Halter Icelandic

Icelandic Sheep are smart

Crochet

The word Crochet comes to us courtesy of the Viking language from the Old Norse word krókr, meaning to hook. Crochet originated during the mid 19th century from the French diminutive of croc, meaning to ‘hook’.

HALTER ICELANDIC

HALTER ICELANDIC believes in preserving our rich heritage and the building blocks of our society and culture from an era when the Vikings sailed the seas!

Ancient animals contributed to the incredible success of the Viking saga. Today you can enjoy the harvest of festive times long-lost to the echoes of time.

Our prized fowl are some of the world’s finest species suitable for the Gallinaceous Aficionado.

We believe in preserving the past and committing to the future.

Icelandic Sheep have some of the finest wool available for weaving, knitting and crocheting. Icelandic fleece is dual-coated, the long outer coat tog and the fine inner coat thel. When separated, the outer and inner coats produce different woollen products. Viking long-ship (Dragon Boat) sails were woven from this wool because of their sheen, strength and water resistance.

Preserving the Legend

HALTER ICELANDIC believes in preserving the rich heritage of our society and culture from the time of Vikings!

Credits

Wikipedia, Content writer and researcher James Wooldridge and HALTER ICELANDIC.

Dedication

To the preservation of nature and heritage of the past.