Knitting by Inheritance. Traditional Patterns and Models of the Peoples of the World
Printhouse: Eksmo
Series: Japanese School of Knitting
Age restrictions: 12+
Year of publication: 2026
ISBN: 9785042343940
Number of pages: 160
Size: 265х205х18 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 715 g
ID: 1748119
Decode the cultural code of world knitting!
Discover the wealth of traditional knitting from nine countries in Europe and North America! Trace how recognizable styles and schools have developed over the centuries: how they were influenced by climate, daily life, available materials, and the tastes of local residents. And learn to knit «from the first hands» — according to the traditions of people who pass on their skills from generation to generation.
Master unique techniques and knit rhythmic motifs of binging from Sweden, a luxurious yoke in the lopapeysa style from Iceland, cozy Aran cables from Ireland, and the proud eagle of the Kovichan people from Canada.
- An unknown history: how knitting captivated the world, giving rise to unique traditions in each region.
- Seven authentic shoulder garments with patterns and detailed explanations.
- An inspiring collection of world knitwear.
Let the experience and wisdom of masters from the past inspire you to create your own masterpieces — the kind you will want to pass on to your children.