A new gallery, Norsk Kultur, opened its doors in the Norway pavilion at Epcot over the weekend. The gallery showcases a collection of artifacts and objects that inspired the world of Disney’s “Frozen.”
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‘Frozen’-Inspired ‘Norsk Kultur’ Gallery Opens at Epcot at Walt Disney World Resort
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Norsk Kultur, meaning “Norweigan Culture,” will feature items such as: an authentic hand-made bunad, the traditional costume of Norway; A hardanger fiddle and other handmade instruments; Hand-carved artisan furniture; Examples of rosemaling (traditional Norse decorative painting) and more. The collection will also feature a Southern Sami Man’s outfit – in the film, the character of Kristoff represents a blend of both Northern and Southern indigenous Sami culture. Some artifacts on display date back as early as the 1200s.
Don’t forget – Disney’s “Frozen” opens in theaters November 27.
(Loans courtesy of Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum, Decorah, Iowa)
Read the posts below for more information on Disney’s “Frozen”
- ‘Frozen’ Segment Added to ‘Celebrate the Magic’ at Magic Kingdom Park
- Warm Up To New Merchandise for Disney’s ‘Frozen’ at Disney Parks
- Disneyland Paris Offers Up a ‘Frozen’ Holiday Celebration
- ‘Frozen’ Meet & Greet Debuts at Epcot
‘Frozen’-Inspired ‘Norsk Kultur’ Gallery Opens at Epcot at Walt Disney World Resort by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog
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