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Martisor Fair at the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant
Târgul Mărțișorului la Muzeul Națial al Țtarului Român
Bucharest, Romania
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Each year around March 1, the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant in Bucharest holds its Mărțișor fair. Artisans present the traditional red-and-white amulets and folk crafts that herald the spring, in a celebration of one of the most ancient and beloved customs of Romania and the Balkans.
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Bucharest, Muntenia, Romania
Bucharest, Romania
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Martisor Fair at the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant
Târgul Mărțișorului la Muzeul Națial al Țtarului Român
Bucharest, Romania
Each year around March 1, the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant in Bucharest holds its Mărțișor fair. Artisans present the traditional red-and-white amulets and folk crafts that herald the spring, in a celebration of one of the most ancient and beloved customs of Romania and the Balkans.
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Mărțișor is an ancient spring custom in Romania and the Balkans. Traditionally on March 1, children and animals receive a red-and-white string or talisman for health and prosperity. The fair reinterprets this symbolism through various handmade charms and creative crafts (firestrânguri, goblen, ceramic, etc.), blending rural folklore with contemporary urban art.
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Bucharest
Muntenia
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RON4 - RON16
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