Knitted gloves for women

Mustjala pattern. Handwoven. 
Sample from the Estonian National Museum
MUSTJALA location
Gloves were not only a protection against the cold, but also a matter of pride, which brides wore to weddings in both summer and winter, gloves were worn to church, etc. Mittens, or bag gloves, were knitted in the past in one color, later patterned. As knitting skills developed, fingerless gloves began to be made that resembled patterned mittens. The gloves of the Mustjala woman were more magnificent than the others.
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