Swedish Christmas cotton printed canvas designed by Lidbeck & Lidbeck in the 1950s

Note⚠️ There are traces of clay on the four corners (please see photos) Swedish hand-printed cotton paintings from the 1950s Designer: Ulf and Liss Lidbeck Produced by Gamlestadens of Sweden 57×42.5cm "Why do we often see pigs in Nordic Christmas decorations or old postcards?" Because on the Christmas tables in Nordic countries You can find dishes featuring pig🐷 Except paleo apple bacon Danish Christmas dinner also includes crispy roast pig Roast pork from Norway and Iceland, Finnish and Swedish ham (a large piece of smoked pork leg) These large pieces of pork are placed in the center of the table. Usually only appears at Christmas Therefore, related table decorations with the image of "pig" They are generally created for festival decorations. Secretly look at the size and kilograms of pork bought by others in the supermarket You can also guess how many people will be eating at the family gathering. Quite fun~ A large piece of pork needs to be delicious and slow-roasted at a low temperature for a long time. Usually it has to be processed the day before Christmas Eve It takes a very long time to throw it in the oven Then throughout the Christmas period, eat it slowly, meal by meal~