The Romanian traditional blouse known as “ie” (íe) in the local language, has been for more than two millennia, the way people in the countryside, man and women, would be dressed every day. They had more sophisticated blouses for the Sunday church service, but you...
The arrival of spring is a reason of celebration in Romania since immemorial times. The traditions linked to this important time of the year which marks the rebirth of nature are gathered around the Mărțișor symbol. The Mărțișor is basically an item considered to...
Didn’t you hear? Romanians have their own traditional Valentine’s Day. It’s celebrated a few days later than its Western counterpart, on February 24, and it’s said to have been born in Dacian times (first centuries AD). The day of February 24 was considered to mark...
