Polish decor

In the old times there were no Christmas trees in the Polish houses. They became widespread only in the first half of the 20th century, but were not in use in most of the rural households of the ce…

Celebrate springtime by making one of Poland's most colourful and creative but almost forgotten traditional crafts!

About this item Very durable, well-designed retro feel, made of high-quality aluminum, rust-free, eco-friendly and recyclable, suitable for indoor and outdoor use Metal tin labels (non-hazardous, non-rusting, non-fading) with rounded corners for easy installation, and the edges of each tin label are crimped and crimped for safe handling. Wall art deco sign, perfect for home, office decoration poster, bathroom, coffee shop, club, room wall decoration. Taking up too much space always attracts…

The small Polish village of Zalipie might not be everyone's cup of tea, but to me, it has the cobalt-blues of Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, the charm of European gypsy folklore and the hopeful promise of Spring... After the atrocities of World War II, the Polish people were in need of hope. In the

A cottage in Zalipie, Poland, a village about 40 miles east of Krakow. Around 20 houses are adorned with floral paintings in the style of a famous ceramics artist, Felicja Curylowa, who lived in the village. Today, local women are taught how to paint in her style and anything that can be painted - is painted. June 2011

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Traditional kachelofen in Zalipie, Poland.

Jsme malá rodinná obchodní firma. Prodáváme ručně vyráběné kameninové nádobí, které se po staletí vyrábí v dolnoslezském městě Boleslawiec (dříve německý Bunzlau). Zákazníkům nabízíme nejen unikátní značkovou keramiku, ale i mnoho let zkušeností při jejím prodeji a užívání. Keramika Boleslawiec není totiž ...

Well, hello there friends! We've returned from our big adventure. If you don't follow me on Instagram, then you might not know that we spent the last 10 days in Poland. We took a team of 7 from our church to work with some friends living there and spend time with the Polish people. I'll be working on a full post with photos and more details from our trip, but I'm still catching up from being away and getting back into the swing of things. So today, I wanted to show you my favorite souvenir…