The 1994 Sweater by DALE OF NORWAY for women is a modern update of a DALE OF NORWAY sweater from the 1994 Winter Games in Lillehammer.

While the shape has been updated, the pattern is more or less unchanged: It consists of symbols and figures from Nordic mythology. A feminine, loose cut with an overlapping back length gives the almost 30-year-old classic a modern look.

The jumper's symbols and figures from Norse mythology are: Froya, the goddess of love and fertility, with the ability to foresee the future. Odin, the most powerful and wise of the gods. He rides Sleipner, the fastest horse in the world. Two ravens, Hugin and Munin, symbolising thought and memory, one pointing forward, the other backward. And Yggdrasil, the evergreen world tree that holds up the whole world, with branches that reach to the sky and roots that extend to the underworld.