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Photos of Bulgarian Folk Costumes
Photos of Bulgarian folk costumes made in the studio for traditional costumes of Balkanfolk. The Atelie produces children, male and female costumes from different ethnographic regions of Bulgaria. The costumes are made in sizes of customers. Prices of different costumes you can see the official website of the studio Balkanfolk.com
15 March 2010
Pictures of martenitsa - Baba Marta traditional Bulgarian custom
Send martenitsa to your friends!
The Martenitsa (martenica)... this magical amulet inherited by our predecessors is the first sign of the coming spring. That's why each Bulgarian wears martenitsa on the first of March, symbolizing ones faith that hereon everything will be better. People will smile because they believe they have won the benevolence of Baba Marta.
Grandmother Marta, traditional Bulgarian custom (Baba Marta). Photos (pictures) of martenitsa. Send martenica card to your friends or buy martenica from Balkanfolk shop.
16 February 2010
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Workshop for Balkan Folklore
Balkanfolk 2010
4th August - 16th August 2010 , Koprivshtitsa - Bulgaria
Dance, Play, Sing, Have Fun!
 
Balkanfolk workshop is a meeting of participants from around the world. Admirers of the Balkan folklore will experience the culture, traditions and customs of the Balkan countries and the beauty of Bulgaria.
In 2010 the workshop will be held in Koprivshtitsa – a small museum-town, about 80 kilometres from the capital – Sofia, in Sredna gora mountain. The houses in the town have a specific architectural style which has been preserved during the years. In Koprivshtitsa ancient handicrafts can be seen and the history of Bulgaria can be felt.
See pictures from Balkanfolk 2006 Workshop Balkanfolk 2006, Balkanfolk 2007 and Balkanfolk 2008.
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Atelier for Folklore Costumes
Atelier for manufacturing folklore costumes: production of males, women's and children's folk costumes (narodni nosii) from different ethnographic regions of Bulgaria.
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