Knitted Face Masks by Ýrúrarí

Wearing of face masks in public places is the norm nowadays. From simple surgical masks and expensive respirators to DIY solutions, people are using anything at their disposal to protect themselves from coronavirus.

Creative talents are also expanding the esthetic appeal of the all-important accessory and it seems like there's no limit to their imagination. One of my favorites is Icelandic textile artist Ýrúrarí. Her hand-knit masks are not meant to be protective in any way, but I'd still wear them at home—or outside—when this is all over.

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