The first edition of the fair "Artists and artisans at MNTR" will take place from Friday to Sunday, between 10.00 - 18.00, at the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant (MNTR).
Artists and artisans who through their art contribute to the recouping and revitalization of traditional crafts, including their contemporary revaluations will be present, informs a press release sent by the museum.
According to the quoted source, visitors will be able to admire and buy products made according to old techniques and almost forgotten crafts: ceramic pottery, painted furniture, wooden objects, glass or ceramic ornaments, silver jewelry, toys, icons on glass, engravings, paintings, fabrics, but also lavender decorations.
There will be a gastronomic offer provided by traditional producers, who will sell honey, homemade cakes, teas, sponge cakes and gingerbread.
The price of the entrance ticket to the fair, which can also be purchased online, is: adults - 8 lei; pensioners - 4 lei; pupils and students, holders of the Euro 26 card, up to 30 years old, adults with medium or mild disabilities - 2 lei.
AGERPRES is the media partner of the event.
Artists and artisans at MNTR fair - first edition from Friday till Sunday, at Peasant Museum
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