Norwegian Rosemaling A Decorative Folk Art Style Plate (vintage)
$ 10.56
Description
Norwegian Rosemaling A Decorative Folk Art Style Plate (vintage). Traditional Norwegian Rosemaling, a decorative folk art style known for its distinct hand-painted floral designs and flowing scrollwork. Art Form: Rosemaling (literally "rose painting") originated in the rural valleys of Norway in the 1700s. traditional Norwegian Rosemaling, a decorative folk art style known for its distinct hand-painted floral designs and flowing scrollwork. Style and History Art Form: Rosemaling (literally "rose painting") originated in the rural valleys of Norway in the 1700s. Design Elements: This specific piece features classic earthy tones—a deep green background with vibrant red and cream florals—accompanied by painted wheat stalks and scrollwork. Inscription: It includes the German phrase "Unser tägliches Brot" (Our Daily Bread), which is common on decorative wooden plates or platters intended for display in the home. Material and Craftsmanship These pieces are typically hand-painted on wood, often pine or birch, and were traditionally used for functional items like ale bowls, chests, and plates before becoming popular as collectible wall art. Similar vintage items often date back to the mid-to-late 20th century, though the tradition remains active today. 1960’s - 1970’s vintage
