
Λαογραφικό Μουσείο Βλάχων
The museum of the Folklore Association of Vlachs of Naousa presents the daily life of the Vlach community with looms, flokates and costumes.
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About the museum
The Vlach Folklore Museum of Naousa belongs to the Folklore Association of Vlachs of Naousa and is housed in a building on Sofroniou Street. The exhibition sheds light on the life and roots of the city’s Vlach community, with objects gathered from the community’s families.
The exhibits include farm tools, household utensils, icons and photographs. Traditional costumes, for men and women, as well as the bridal and festive dress that come from the families’ chests, hold a special place. The museum also displays looms and flokates (thick woollen rugs).
Highlights
- Men’s, women’s and bridal traditional costumes
- Looms and flokates
- Household utensils and tools of rural life
- Icons and photographs of the Vlach community
Permanent exhibition
- Μόνιμη λαογραφική έκθεση – Costumes, looms, flokates, household utensils and tools from the daily life of the Vlachs of Naousa.
- Operated by
- Λαογραφικός Σύλλογος Βλάχων Νάουσας
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