I have seen a lot of these embroidered sheepskins recently. Some as long coats , some as jackets I think they are typical of the Paloc area...

In the Pillis hills about 30 minutes drive from Budapest, Skanzen is a massive open air museum where traditional Hungarian villages h...

Its been a long time coming but the new parna website is now up and running. Still a few tweaks needed but I hope it clearer and easier to u...

The weaving of recycled cloth to make floor coverings was once common place in many parts of the world. Old, worn clothes amd textiles were ...

Indigo dying first came to Hungary with German immigrants in the mid 1700s. There are a few workshops remaining. Janos, who dyes for us ow...

These images show a mixture of vintage linen rolls, grain sacks, mattress covers and cart covers. The linens pictured above were all hand wo...