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Bettumverkstedet is the oldest operational building left from the Ironworks era.<\/span><\/span> It was built as a forge where things needed for the production of iron, charcoal or in the mining business were made.<\/span><\/span> Later, the wooden models for the oven plates were made here.<\/span><\/span> Today, a gallery and workshop are housed here.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The Smithy Madams<\/h3>\n

Today, Bettumverkstedet is a year-round workshop that is open for sales from Easter to Christmas.<\/span><\/span> Here, two happy ladies are knitting and weaving.<\/span><\/span> Here you will find<\/span><\/span>\u00a0knitting design by Inger Kolstad <\/a>and weaving works by Irene Glosli.<\/a> The ladies also commission works from other artists and artisans.<\/p>\n

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