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    Traditions To Know In Scandinavian Culture(Post)

    Traditions vary in many different cultures. In American culture, it’s tradition to eat turkey on Thanksgiving and watch fireworks on the Fourth of July. There are traditions all over the world that ar

    The Dala Horse(Page)

    The Dala Horse (Dalahast) is old among Scandinavian symbols. The story dates back many hundreds of years to an area in central Sweden. In the Dalarna region, somewhere between Borlanga/Falun and...

    Scandinavian Products: Swedish Wedding Traditions(Post)

    In Scandinavia, some countries share certain wedding traditions while some traditions remain specific to one country. Today, learn more about important Swedish wedding traditions and what you expect d

    Shop Our Kitchen Accessories(Post)

    Add a chic, European flair to your home with our Scandinavian products for your kitchen. Each of the kitchen accessories we have are imported from Sweden and will add something a little extra to your

    Great Scandinavian Gifts for Valentine’s Day(Post)

    Valentine’s Day isn’t just a U.S. holiday. Across Scandinavia, people celebrate with traditions of their own—and with gifts that reflect local customs. Valentine’s Day in Scandinavia In Sweden, the ho

    Celebrating Midsummer In Scandinavia(Post)

    The summer solstice is almost here, which also means that Scandinavia is looking forward to their Midsummer celebrations.The summer solstice marks the longest day of the year and the celebration of Mi

    Stay Stylish This Summer With Scandinavian Jewelry(Post)

    Beads, earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces are all pieces of jewelry that anyone can adorn. Even though you may not think you’re the most stylish person, our Scandinavian jewelry will change

    The Julbock(Page)

    The Swedish Julbock: A Timeless Symbol of Christmas Tradition When we think of Christmas in Sweden, one symbol that stands out is the Julbock, or Yule Goat. With its deep roots in Scandinavian...

    Scandinavian Products: What You Can Expect to Eat When You Travel to Scandinavia(Post)

    RaggmunkIf you’re planning a trip to Scandinavia, make sure you plan out some time to try the local cuisine. In this post, you can learn more about what types of food you can expect to each while trav

    Scandinavian Lore(Page)

    Having Scandinavian heritage in our blood, we have always been fascinated by the stories handed down by our relatives, and if you are like us we are sure you will enjoy a few more stories of our...

    About Us(Page)

    About ScandinavianShoppe.com ScandinavianShoppe.com is owned and operated by GKS Enterprises, Inc. Formed in 2010, Scandinavian Shoppe.com is an internet web business venture proposed by GKS. With...

    Mrs. Olsons Swedish Almond Cake(Page)

    Mrs. Olson's Swedish Almond Cake As soon as the wind blew cold we began looking forward to the almond cakes that would soon grace our tables...not to mention the lively debates between my...

    Gift Giving Etiquette In Scandinavia(Post)

    In some of our past blogs, we’ve gone over traditions and folklore in Scandinavian culture. If you’d like to read those, then check out Traditions To Know In Scandinavian Culture and Link Your Love Of

    Get Ready For Wedding Season With Scandinavian Gifts(Post)

    Wedding season is here, and you’re probably looking for a gift that feels special—something that stands out beyond the usual registry picks. Scandinavian gifts are a great way to do that: instead of

    Scandinavian Products: What Is The Meaning Of Your Scandinavian Name?(Post)

    Do you know that your surname is Scandinavian but are not sure what that means? We’ve compiled a list of common names from different Scandinavian countries and what they mean.When it comes to celebrat

    Scandinavian Gifts: Why Are Trolls So Popular In Scandinavian Culture?(Post)

    Scandinavian gifts often feature one iconic figure above all others: the troll. Rooted in centuries of Norse mythology and folklore, trolls remain one of the most recognizable symbols of Scandinavian

    Embracing Winter in Scandinavia(Post)

    January and February are the coldest months for Scandinavian countries. While it’s not always as cold as certain stereotypes imply, the days do get shorter and darker, which also happens in many other

    Too Many Swedish Gifts? Spring Clean like the Swedes(Post)

    We know you love your Swedish gifts — at Scandinavian Shoppe we sure love all of our Scandinavian products. But we also know which Swedish gifts carry a rich history and which are gifts that we don’t

    Yes, those Scandinavian Gifts can Spark Joy(Post)

    Does this spark joy?Marie Kondo’s Japanese art of tidying up and the Swedish philosophy of “lagom” share some similarities. “Logam” is the idea of living a life that is balanced and happy. Translated