The Fisherman's Wife is a historical landmark located in Svolvær. The statue, which was unveiled in 2011, is a tribute to the fisherwomen who have been an important part of Lofoten's fishing history. It depicts a woman in traditional costume holding a fish in her hand, symbolizing the strength and courage of the women who contributed to the fishing industry and the development of society in the region.
The landmark is strategically located overlooking the sea, giving visitors the opportunity to reflect on the historical significance of fishing in the area. The Fisherman's Wife has become a popular photo opportunity for both tourists and locals, and it represents an important part of Svolvær's cultural heritage. The statue is also part of the larger story of life in Lofoten, where fishing has been a mainstay of the local community for generations.