
The National Costume of Sweden (1778 CE)
Designed in 1778 under Gustav III, this uncut brown velvet national costume from France features sequin and metal foil embroidery, worn by the king to mark Swedish identity.

A luxurious fabric with a rich history, often associated with royalty, religious garments, and high fashion, depicted in art and historical textiles.

Designed in 1778 under Gustav III, this uncut brown velvet national costume from France features sequin and metal foil embroidery, worn by the king to mark Swedish identity.

A steel parade shield from 1562, adorned with gilded high-relief scenes of mythology, crafted for King Erik XIV, blending martial strength with Renaissance artistry.