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Buy now Rustic Home Decor - authentic Romanian traditional handmade wool rugs, decorative clay pottery, original works of folk art from www.bonanza.com/booths/Valdinia
Hand made woolen small purse - authentic traditional Romanian folk art
This small Romanian traditional bag (“traista”) is a piece of authentic Romanian folk art handmade in the ethnographically rich region of Moldova, the north-eastern part of Romania
The natural color of the pure sheep wool forms the background of this small bag. The flap covers the entire front of the bag, and it is decorated with a simple, traditional geometric design: a zigzagged brown stripe, bordered with black, symbolizing the water wave or the tortuous path. The flap ends with small hand knotted cotton fringes.
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Rustic Home Decor
Small decorative wool rug
Romanian authentic handmade folk art
Hand woven woolen traditional bag - genuine Romanian folk art
We present you another piece of authentic Romanian folk art, handcrafted in the ethnographically rich region of Moldova, the north-eastern part of Romania: it is a Romanian traditional bag (“traista”), measuring 28x24 cm (11x10.23 in), hand woven in an ancient wooden horizontal loom.
You can order now this product in our Bonanza webstore.
The natural color of the pure sheep wool is the main color of the bag. The flap is decorated with an elegant geometric design: three horizontal stripes, colored in brick-red, black and beige are intersected with 2 triangles drawn with natural-wool color, black and brown lines. On the body of the bag a very simple zig-zagged black line, symbolizing the water wave or the tortuous path, contributes to the balance of the overall design.
Corund ceramic tiny pitchers set - Romanian authentic handmade folk art
Authentic folk art, handcrafted by village artisans from Corund (Korond), eastern Transylvania, Romania, one of the most important traditional ceramic centers in Europe.
This is a set of 6 similar ceramic tiny pitchers (that you can buy in our Bonanza store), having a cream-white color. They are hand painted with highly stylized floral motifs colored with fern-green and gingerbread-brown. On each one’s bottom there is written the name of the product’s region of origin: Korond (Corund). Being individually handcrafted, the tiny pitchers are not 100% identical. These tiny pitchers are used for drinking our famous plum brandy.
Dimensions:
Height: 5 cm (1.96 in)
Diameter: 5 cm (1.96 in)
Capacity: 50 ml (1.69 fl oz)
Rustic decor, authentic Romanian hand made works of folk art from Valdinia
Hand woven colorful woolen rug - genuine traditional Romanian folk art
We present you a piece of authentic Romanian folk art, handcrafted in the ethnographically rich region of Moldova, the north-eastern part of Romania. This warm and relaxing woolen rug has been hand woven in an ancient wooden horizontal loom. It is a colorful, natural rug. Both sides of the rug are identical (reversible rug).
You can buy this pure wool rug in our Bonanza webstore.
Corund ceramic plate with raised painting - Romanian authentic handmade folk art
This is a decorative handcrafted ceramic plate from Corund (Korond), elaborately ornamented with raised painting. The diameter is about 22.5 cm (8.85 in).
You can buy this hand made ceramic plate on our Bonanza webstore.
It is hand painted with highly stylized Corund specific floral motifs, colored with fern-green, gingerbread-brown, ochre and with black contour. Also, in the center of the plate there is a capercaillie facing left. The plate is framed by a garland of flowers and leaves.
Hand woven woolen rug - genuine traditional Romanian folk art, tree of life - 2
Romanian woven rugs are among the most outstanding examples of perfectly preserved millennial folk art in Europe.
You can buy this item on our Bonanza store.
This small decorative woolen rug is a piece of authentic Romanian folk art, handcrafted in Oltenia region, the south-western part of Romania, between the Carpathians and the Danube. It has been woven in an ancient wooden horizontal loom. It is a simple, natural rug made of pure wool dyed with natural colors. Both sides of the rug are identical (reversible rug).
It contains an ancient traditional romanian symbol, the Tree of Life (Pomul Vietii). The tree is represented by a tall branched plant with stylized colorful flowers, growing in a small flowerpot. A pair of birds staying face to face on its branches are guarding the Tree of Life. They are represented with the heads up, and they have long, split tails.
Horezu unglazed decorative plate - Romanian authentic handmade folk art
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We present you a decorative ceramic plate, a piece of authentic Romanian folk art handcrafted in Horezu (Oltenia ethnographic area, south-western Romania) by local artisans, with respect and commitment to our millenary traditions.
It is decorated using a special technique specific to the ancient Horezu folk art, called “jiravire”, that is applied before the paint dries, using a tool called “gaita”. “Gaita” (meaning “the jay”) is a small brush specific to Horezu artizans, made of 4 or 5 thin and hard hairs of wild boar. First, the craftsman draws on the plate a spiral, using a paint brush made of a horn (see its description in the bellow section). While the plate continues to spin on the potter's wheel he performs the second operation: by alternatively moving the “gaita” brush from the edge of the plate to the center and back, he “pulls” the color that is still wet, moving it without breaking its continuous line. The result is an exquisite drawing, similar to a spiderweb.This process requires a very high level of skill and precision, and also rapidity.