FJORD
Busskýli - magnet
40,00 kr
FJORD
Busskýli - magnet
40,00 kr
Bussskýli (Bus shelter)
In some villages there are no fences to prevent sheep from wandering between the houses. So sheep can be seen in odd places, such as bus shelters.
Magnet size 65 mm x 90 mm.
The magnet has a glossy surface.
Líknandi vørur
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Vitja vøru síðu →Some of the old Faroese tunnels are very narrow, and there’s always the risk of meeting one or two sheep inside as they seek shelter from the weather. The foremost sheep seen here has a Faroese knitting pattern on its chest.
Magnet size 65 mm x 90 mm.
The magnet has a glossy surface.
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Vitja vøru síðu →Sildberi with a Faroese hat. The word sildberi is distinctively Faroese and is used for a puffin carrying sandeel to its young. A traditional Faroese ‘Sluppungi’ fishing boat can been seen in the background.
Magnet size 65 mm x 90 mm.
The magnet has a glossy surface.
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Vitja vøru síðu →Vágsbotnur, the marina in Tórshavn. The illustrated boats are typical Faroese fishing boats. In the background, you can see the tower of the cathedral.
Magnet size 65 mm x 90 mm.
The magnet has a glossy surface.
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Vitja vøru síðu →Sólarris - gandakenda lötan
(Sunrice - the magical moment)
"Risin og Kellingin" are two sea stacks standing at the northern coast of the Island Eysturoy. Legend tells, that a Icelandic giant and his wife, a hag, went to the Faroe Islands to steal the islands and bring them to Iceland. Off they went in the dusk and arrived at the northern coast of the Faroe Islands. They decided to tie a rope around the mountain Eiðiskollur, and pull the Faroe Islands towards Iceland. The giant and the hag knew they had to hide before the sun came up, otherwise they would turn into stone. But they didn't notice the first beams of sunlight appearing on the dark horizon, and inevitably, they were turned into stone.
Magnet size 65 mm x 90 mm.
The magnet has a glossy surface.
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