Visit Myrsale and take a look at the unique fabrics, textiles, porcelain and much more. Some of the fabrics are specially made for historical costumes.

There are more products on the shop shelves than in the webshop.

Myrsale focuses on reuse, so when you collect or purchase your products, they will often be wrapped in reused packaging, such as sturdy plastic or strong paper.

You can also meet Myrsale at Viking markets across much of Jutland. Find Myrsale at markets such as Als Vikingemarked, Moesgård, Bork and many others.

What does Myrsale mean?

The name Myrsale comes from Norse mythology. Fensale, or Myrsale, is the name of Frigg’s home in Vanaheim. Frigg, Odin’s wife and Balder’s mother, is also associated with Friday, which is named after her as Frigg’s day. She is regarded as the goddess of love and marriage.