Hasle Nisse Bunad Boy Small
$83.00Wearing a Vestfold bunad, movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 12″ high, made in Norway.
Hasle Dolls
The first Hasle nissen was made in 1958 by the married couple Arne and Solveig Hasle. Arne Hasle was an engineer, and had acquired knowledge of plastic production within latex and PVC. He shaped the distinctive faces and bodies. Solveig Hasle was educated at the Statens Håndtverks- og Kunstindustriskole and had many ideas about clothing design and Norwegian national costumes. Together they developed the gnomes, which eventually became very popular Christmas decorations. Nisse characters come from the traditional folklore of Scandinavia. These “little people” are said to bring good fortune for anyone lucky enough to have one stay with them. By bringing one into your home or farm, they will protect and care for you.
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Hasle Nisse Busserull Boy Small
$83.00Clothed in a Norwegian work shirt worn by farmers and workers, movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 12″ high, made in Norway.
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Hasle Nisse Everyday Bunad Woman Large
$140.00Movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 18″ high, made in Norway.
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Hasle Nisse Everyday Bunad Woman Medium
$105.00Movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 15″ high, made in Norway.
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Hasle Nisse National Dress Girl Small
$83.00Wearing a nasjonaldrakt, movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 12″ high, made in Norway.
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Hasle Nisse National Dress Woman Medium
$105.00Wearing a nasjonaldrakt, movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 15″ high, made in Norway.
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Hasle Nisse Sweater Woman Large
$140.00Wearing a lusekofte sweater, movable limbs allow doll to be posed, by Arne Hasle, 18″ high, made in Norway.