A sculpture, a reindeer bag or a surfboard: Ingrid Alexandra of Norway's various gifts for her 18th birthday

Ingrid of Norway, the eldest daughter of princes Haakon and Mette-Marit, called to become Queen one day, has received several institutional gifts of all kinds and from the most varied on the occasion of her 18th birthday that took place last Friday. In addition to spectacular official portraits, in which she appears alone, with her grandfather King Harald, and with her father, in an allusion that succession to the Crown is more than assured, and with her nearest family, in which only her aunt, the Queen, is missing. The Government and other public entities have also presented it with paintings, sculptures, a bag with reindeer skin, trips and even a surfboard, one of its great passions and of which she is an expert.

These unforgettable and busy days for the second in the line of succession to the throne have been marked by their visit to the three branches of State and by the public congratulations of a group of representatives of different bodies of Norwegian society. Everyone wanted to give him a present. Thus, the Storting, the Norwegian Parliament, adorned it with the painting Missing Color, by Astrid Nondal; the Government, with an edition of the amendment to the Constitution of 29 May 1990 and the books: Eufemia, Landet mot Nord and history of Norwegian women in 200 pages. The Supreme Court, with the sculpture hug yourself, by Kari Lena Flaten-Lindbaek; the Sami Parliament, with a purse stitched in reindeer skin embroidered with thread and a handmade Sami jewelry set. The working Committee of the State administrators, a table of SURF Ocean and Earth with accessories; the Diplomatic Corps, a bouquet of flowers; the Armed Forces, with three days of dreaming in the Army, the Navy and the Air Force; the Norwegian Church, the Seagull image escape, by the artistic photographer Morten Golimo; the Cooperation Council for Religious and philosophical Societies, the image Unity in Diversity; The Central Association of local authorities, the event young participation, commitment and local democracy, which will take place in the spring of 2022 and a backpack full of products from the city of Bergen, and finally, the city of Oslo, the suit of the municipality and the encyclopedia of the capital.

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-Victoria from Sweden congratulates her goddaughter, Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, with a photo in which Don Felipe appears

The sovereign also wanted to have a significant detail by the age of majority of his granddaughter and in a private ceremony that took place in the Royal Palace and of which there is no graphic document, decorated it with the Grand Cross of the Royal order of St. Olav, which was founded by Oscar I in 1847. King Harald is his great master and, with the exception of royalty members and heads of state of other Nations, is reserved only to the Norwegians. It is a cross of Malta in enamelled white gold. In the middle there is a bright red circle surrounded by a blue and white ring. On the front is the lion of the national coat of arms in gold and on the reverse the motto of King Oscar I: right and Truth. Between the four arms of the cross is a Gothic letter "O" in gold with a crown on top. When Ingrid looks, you should wear it in your band on the left side of your chest. This order returns to the Royal House when the distinguished person dies. In addition, within the same ceremony, the King awarded her the insignia of the order of her Majesty's House, King Harald V. this decoration is much more personal and is awarded to the women of the Royal Family. It was established in 1991, when the Harald acceded to the throne. It is composed of a portrait of the monarch in ivory surrounded by a frame in silver, diamonds and rubies.

Princess Ingrid Alexandra has just closed some unforgettable days. The hitherto unknown royal is beginning to rise and the world has seen that she is a young woman sure of herself, that she is not yet very clear that she will want to study, that she is an environmentalist, very sportswoman and that she has a temperament. Her family, both the official and the royal, have been rounding her up as evidenced by the latest portrait distributed by the Royal House. She is seen in the center, flanked by her grandparents, the Kings, by her maternal grandmother, Marit Tjessem, by her brother, Sverre Magnus, her parents, and her other brother, MariusBorg, the son Princess Mette-Marit had as single and who appears dressed very elegantly in a cross jacket suit, dark tie and pasta glasses.