Creative handicraft of Leżajsk Region
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This presentation (in English), prepared by the students of Szkoła Podstawowa nr 2 w Leżajsku (Leżajsk Primary School No. 2, Poland), refers to some traditional handicrafts of Leżajsk Region – very popular throughout the whole country in the past but so-called “vanishing ones” nowadays. The presentation is one of the results of the students’ joint actions connected with the implementation of the Comenius project 'Exploring our culture through the eyes of our European partners in the interactive world'.
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- 1. CREATIVE HANDICRAFT OF LEŻAJSK REGION
- 2. Leżajsk Region is the area where traditions of some crafts - very popular throughout the whole country in the past but so-called “vanishing ones” nowadays - are still being maintained.
- 3. FOLK TOY-MAKING The Leżajsk Region folk toymaking centre came into being thanks to numerous church fairs held in the neighbourhood of Leżajsk Bernardine Monastery. At first the toys were made of ceramic clay since the supplies of that raw material could easily be found in the vicinity. The handmade wooden toys appeared a bit later and the toy-making of that kind was closely connected with deciduous forests – the region was abundant in them.
- 4. FOLK TOY-MAKING At present there are only three wood toy-making centres in Poland, including the Leżajsk one. The noteworthy wooden toys of Leżajsk Region are, among other things: pop guns, wing-clapping birds and butterflies, pecking hens.
- 5. TISSUE PAPER DECORATIVE GOODS Tissue paper craft traditions of Leżajsk Region are mosty cultivated by the members of the local country housewives societies and by the owners of the rural tourist households.
- 6. TISSUE PAPER DECORATIVE GOODS The tissue paper goods in the first place take the form of single flowers as well as flower arrangements.
- 7. EMBROIDERY The main products in the field of the Leżajsk Region embroidery are: so-called „cloth pictures”, usually cross-stitched and with nature or religious motifs; adornments of the household objects (tablecloths, curtains).
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