VERA Platform_638 Fisherman's 3-Ply Knitted Gansey "This is a fine example of a traditional 'Helmsdale' patterned fisherman's gansey or jumper, dating back to\r\nthe mid-20th century. The design features motifs that include the diamond shape of herring nets and the\r\ncable patterns reminiscent of rope and rigging. This particular jumper was typically worn on special\r\noccasions or Sundays, rather than while at sea. Fisherwomen, who were skilled knitters, created ganseys\r\nduring their spare time as they awaited the herring catch to arrive at the quayside." melendezenrique@uniovi.es Art,MARINE LIFE,PEOPLE,SOCIAL HISTORY Movable Heritage model/gltf-binary Art,MARINE LIFE,PEOPLE,SOCIAL HISTORY 3D University of St Andrews VERA Platform "This is a fine example of a traditional 'Helmsdale' patterned fisherman's gansey or jumper, dating back to\r\nthe mid-20th century. The design features motifs that include the diamond shape of herring nets and the\r\ncable patterns reminiscent of rope and rigging. This particular jumper was typically worn on special\r\noccasions or Sundays, rather than while at sea. Fisherwomen, who were skilled knitters, created ganseys\r\nduring their spare time as they awaited the herring catch to arrive at the quayside." model/gltf-binary 3D Object "This is a fine example of a traditional 'Helmsdale' patterned fisherman's gansey or jumper, dating back to the mid-20th century. The design features motifs that include the diamond shape of herring nets and the cable patterns reminiscent of rope and rigging. This particular jumper was typically worn on special\r\noccasions or Sundays, rather than while at sea. Fisherwomen, who were skilled knitters, created ganseys\r\nduring their spare time as they awaited the herring catch to arrive at the quayside." model/gltf-binary Enrique Meléndez Galán 3D Object "This is a fine example of a traditional 'Helmsdale' patterned fisherman's gansey or jumper, dating back to the mid-20th century. The design features motifs that include the diamond shape of herring nets and the cable patterns reminiscent of rope and rigging. This particular jumper was typically worn on special\r\noccasions or Sundays, rather than while at sea. Fisherwomen, who were skilled knitters, created ganseys\r\nduring their spare time as they awaited the herring catch to arrive at the quayside." model/gltf-binary Enrique Meléndez Galán 3D Object "" application/pdf Enrique Meléndez Galán Text "" application/pdf Enrique Meléndez Galán Text