Knut Throw

Knut is designed by Hallgeir Homstvedt. The pattern begins with the fundamental construction of a woven textile: vertical and horizontal threads crossing one another. New colours appear where the yarns intersect, turning the logic of warp and weft into a precise grid. The structure becomes both the method of making and the visual expression of the design.

Designed by Hallgeir Homstvedt

At the mill in Røros, they weave each wool throw from Norwegian lambswool, building the pattern directly into the textile. The jacquard construction allows colour and pattern to reverse from one side to the other, while brushing lifts the wool fibres to give the finished throw a softer, fuller surface.
Røros Tweed has produced wool textiles in Røros since 1940, and the same material and weaving knowledge continues to inform how each throw is made today.