Romanian Traditional Art Introduction by CNGL Team - Alexandra Bega/Sibiu

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 In times when traditional customs are slowly starting to fade away and to be forgotten by the younger generations, in Romania there are still communities of people that keep true to their origins. Traditional arts and crafts, such as weaving, pottery and woodworking, are still important aspects of the country's identity. Here is just a brief presentation of what Romanian traditional art means today.  CNGL, SIBIU, ROMANIA

Tradional Romanian Art



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