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House from Orseg region. 19th century. Hungary
Interior of a house from the Orseg region. Early 19th century. Museum of Ethnography. Budapest. Hungary
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Agricultural Budapest Ceramic Ceramics Cultural Ethnography Etnography Floor Folk Hungarian Hungary Iron Kitchen Peasant Peasantry Pottery Reconstructed Reconstruction Region Shelf Shelves Stool Tool Tools Tradition Utensil Furniture
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1. Title: "A Glimpse into the Past: An Early 19th Century House from the Orseg Region, Hungary - A Window into Rural Life and Traditional Crafts" 2.. Step back in time and explore the rich cultural heritage of Hungary through this photograph of an early 19th century house from the Orseg region, now on display at the Museum of Ethnography in Budapest. This reconstructed interior offers a unique window into the daily life of Hungarian peasants during this era. The room is adorned with a variety of traditional furniture, including a wooden chair, stool, and shelves, all crafted from local materials. The floor is covered with intricately patterned ceramic tiles, a common feature in rural Hungarian homes during this period. The iron tools and utensils displayed on the shelves serve as a testament to the agricultural nature of the region. The kitchen area, with its wooden pavement and large ceramic pottery, is a focal point of the room. The pottery, adorned with traditional motifs, would have been used for cooking and storing food. The presence of a ceramic water jug and a wooden breadbox further emphasizes the importance of these essential household items. The interior of this house is a reflection of the region's rich cultural traditions, which have been passed down through generations. It serves as a reminder of the simple yet meaningful ways in which people lived and worked in rural Hungary during the 19th century. The Museum of Ethnography's commitment to preserving and showcasing such cultural treasures is a testament to the importance of understanding and appreciating our shared history. This photograph is an invitation to explore the beauty and depth of Hungarian folk art and the unique traditions that have shaped the country's cultural identity. It is a reminder that the past is not just a distant memory, but a living legacy that continues to inspire and inform our present.
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