Selbu åkle is a traditional Norwegian knitted woolen blanket that originated in the Selbu region of Norway. The word "åkle" means "tablecloth" in Norwegian, but it was typically used for blankets, bedspreads, or wall hangings.

Marit Guldsetbrua Emstad (born 1841) from Selbu has been nicknamed "the mother of selbu knitting" and was the designer behind the selbu rose. A rosette with eight pointed leaves. Selbu åkle is known for its distinctive geometric designs and intricate patterns.

Today, there is only one lady weaving Selbu Åkle for sale. Kirsti J Stokke, located in Selbu. We got the chance to visit here and look deeper into this world.

Recouture are proud to incorporated the patterns and motifs of Selbu åkle into our work, creating one-of-a-kind contemporary versions of this traditional textile. We this has helped to keep the tradition alive and ensure that Selbu åkle remains an important part of Norway's cultural heritage.