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Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this design is adapted from a bowl carved by Christen Oleson Kjørnes, from Sogndal, Norway and painted by Sevat Bjørnson, from Uppheim, Hallingdal, Norway. Vesterheim artifact 1968.027.001. 3 x 2...

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this image is adapted from "flash" art by Amund Dietzel (1891-1974). Dietzel was a Norwegian immigrant who was considered one of the best tattoo artists in America in the early...

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this image is adapted from "flash" art by Amund Dietzel (1891-1974). Dietzel was a Norwegian immigrant who was considered one of the best tattoo artists in America in the early...

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this image is adapted from Vesterheim artifact 1990.129.032 and based on a print made by Dean Bakk. 3 x 3 inches.

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this design is inspired by the Norwegian flag. 2 x 1.5 inches.

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this design is adapted from Vesterheim artifact 1968.006.002.2. The rosemaling is based on a cabinet door painted by the well-known Norwegian-American rosemaler Per Lysne (1880-1947). You can put it around...

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this design is adapted from Vesterheim artifact 2011.401.001. The band was woven by Veronna Capone of Brookings, South Dakota, and it is made from natural linen and blue wool using...

Created to celebrate the Vesterheim exhibition, Tattoo: Identity Through Ink, this design was made by Eric Rasmussen, contest winner at one of the tattoo exhibit events! 1.5 x 1.5 inches.