Wire-wrapped Viking knit is a type of jewelry-making technique that combines the ancient Viking knit method with the added decorative touch of wire wrapping.
The Viking knit itself is a weaving technique that dates back to the Vikings and involves creating a chain-like structure by interlacing wire. This technique results in a flexible, textured wire rope. It is typically made using a loom or mandrel and requires a series of loops to be interwoven to form the desired pattern.
You can even add functional elements, such as creating clasps, loops, or securing beads and charms. It's commonly used to make necklaces and bracelets
