Beehive panel paintings are a folk-art unique to Slovenia. Motifs and images were created by artists, with linseed oil.

Bobbin lace-making is a unique phenomenon in Slovenia. It has developed most intensively in the Idrija area, although the skill has always been practiced in other parts of the country ...

The hayrack remains part of the present day agricultural practice, admirably combining functionality, aesthetics and sentiment.

Each year, the carnival festival in Ptuj is a celebration of  Kurent. He is an ancient being, recorded in folk-tales of Carinthia.        

A symbol               of national identity and home country, Potica is traditionally prepared for Easter, Christmas, and festivities.

Cobbler`s lamp - a system of glass globes filled with water, saved  from oblivion by two masters of the folk craft.

Traditional designs of Easter eggs vary from region to region, in different methods and many styles of decoration.

The butara is a traditional feature of the Palm Sunday custom. The church blessing is an ancient ritual which has a protective function.     

The sundials carved by Slovenian shepherds of Velika planina demonstrate a high level of culture in everyday life of common people.

The first report of skis in Slovenia, used for traversing snowbound country-side, was made  by Valvasor in the 17th century.